Reply With QuoteYou can buy co2 drop checker to measure it.
I suggest you to buy solenoid regulator, so you can turn off the co2 when you turn off your light (use a timer).
Because fotesintesis process stop when there is no light, hence co2 is not used/needed.
I have a 2 ft tank filled with SSS, mini fessiden and mini pelia. I have chiller but no air bubbles. I intend to install CO2 into the tank to promote the growth of my plants. Read from some thread that CO2 can cause CO2 poisoning to the shrimps. Is this true? Please advise. Thanx.
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You can buy co2 drop checker to measure it.
I suggest you to buy solenoid regulator, so you can turn off the co2 when you turn off your light (use a timer).
Because fotesintesis process stop when there is no light, hence co2 is not used/needed.
It's not easy to use CO2 on a shrimp tank. Will really have to maintain the right amount.
Aquascaper?
Not sure is it true but I tried it bofre in my tank and my shrimp abit blur blur and some are going up the surface. Maybe the right amount would not have this effect. Just need to make sure the co2 in the water is just nice.
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