Reply With Quotecan someone help pls
what the difference betweenthe two of them? how do they work....
sorry asking so many question.... i am setting up a planted
can someone help pls
CO2 reactor is a device used to pre-mix CO2 and water to the aquarium water in a controlled manner. They are typically a chamber of water is pumped through with an input of CO2.
CO2 diffuser is ceramic disc/device that distributes CO2 evenly in form of mist. The good one is ADA Pollen Glass. The CO2 bubble generated by it is the most tiny in the market
please do a search in the forum first. this has been answered umpteen times.
please goto http://www.thekrib.com/Plants/CO2/
read 10 times. CO2 is not a toy. It kills people too if overdose.
Last edited by barmby; 9th Oct 2010 at 17:36.
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
how does a diffuser works....sorry i am very new
please goto http://www.thekrib.com/Plants/CO2
there is an illustration in there.
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
what i meant is reator is by electric then diffuser by what
CO2 reactor and diffuser are all use with pressurized CO2 system
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
what are they connected to?
have you looked at the link provided by bamby?
there are 4 animated figures there which should answer your queries.
anything specific that you do not understand from those 4 animated figures?
thomas liew
what i meant is diffuser itself can produce co2 right.. it dont need reactor to produce co2? if no , you cant just put the diffuser in the water and bubbble will appear
neither a diffuser nor a reactor produces co2.
you'll need a co2 source; either a co2 cylinder or diy co2 bottle.
thomas liew
oh i think i will make a diy... thanks
Hi ChumzhujunOriginally Posted by chumzhujun
How ur DIY co2 gettting? Able to last how many days?
I trying to gather feedback from fellow hobbist on their DIY co2 duration...haha
i am doing it tommorow. lots of people say it can last for 3-4week
Depending on your setup (recipe), Most i could get from my DIY Co2 is around 2 weeks.
my mixture is 2 cup sugar and 1/2 baking soda and 2 teaspoon of yeast
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