based on size maybe. the best is ask the fish shop owner.
based on size maybe. the best is ask the fish shop owner.
i'm ADDicted to this wonderful hobby
There should be some alphnumeric printed on the tank. Not too diffcult to guess from the printing on how big the volume is.
Thank you guys for your inputs.
With Humble Regards,
MartinTing
Here is a link to CO2 tanks.
http://www.bnf.com/business_gas.html#2
To make it easier, use Ctrl+F with the word CO2 to find. Sometimes you don't just look at what is available at LFS, you look at industrial grade stuffs to see which one suits your need first. For myself, I have sustain injury on both hands and both legs before hence a 2kg tank is more suitable for me if I need to transport it and top it up. A 3kg tank would cause me a bit of stress via long distance.
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Here is an example of a 2kg tank from Dennerle. Usually about the height of your long ruler.
http://www.hobbyfish.net/index.php?prodID=4001615030235
Here is another picture:
Thanks a lot blue whale for your information & picture. My co2 tank dia. is about 11cm & overall height is 52cm. Seems like I having a 2L tank. I got it from a bro here as told to be 3L tank.
With Humble Regards,
MartinTing
I normally walking around carrying 5l for top up
You can ask the tank weight from other hobbyist who are using 2l. My 5l is around 8-9kg when empty
Ha ha...nevermind, if the method I suggested is too subjective.
mtinghl, just go ahead and finished up your tank. Bring to the LFS to top up, when they charge you, they charge by Litre, hence you will still know the Litre from there. ^^Y.
=) Most welcome.
Normally they charge the same price as long as below 5l
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