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Thread: CO2 fertilization through the gravel via under gravel filter

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    CO2 fertilization through the gravel via under gravel filter

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    Dear, all,

    I read this in one of the books from C328 that this is possible and that it is being practise in Taiwan. Can anyone confirm this and the effectiveness?
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    Do you have pictures, or diagrams to show ? U mean pumping in liquid fertilizers or solid kind?

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    Hi David,

    Quite keen to know how this would work as well. Any reference material on it?

    Cheers
    - eric

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    sorry for the late reply. Let me go get the book from C328 first and after which i wil post the pics here. But from what i have gathereed when i was there( one book was open for sampling), the co2 is in jected into the under gravel gas form. I did a check with Alister from Polyart and he mentions that Azoo has already launched a new product: CO2 enriched substrate.

    Cheers!!
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    I bought 2 packs of CO2 enriched substrate from my lfs at Woodlands Vista Point for my 1.5ft shrimp tank. About $48 per pack. Can't really remember what brand it is. It's working thus far. I have a CO2 system installed in the tank too, but if i even try to turn the regulator to 1 bps, most of the shrimps would bite the dust. Initially thought it was the water condition or plant fert.
    Next project: Converting my 3ft freshwater fish planted tank into a shrimp tank.

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    cool..but once it finishes we'll have to change the substrate?

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    Understand that the CO2 can last for a year or so. Dun have to change, just leave it and have a CO2 system set up to continue after that.
    Next project: Converting my 3ft freshwater fish planted tank into a shrimp tank.

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