What is the air pump for?
What is the air pump for?
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I doubt it will work. The DIY CO2 got to let the yeast to react in order to get the pressure and not by using air pump to pump out the pressure, if you are using a air pump you will be just forcing out the air, eventually it will be like air-pump to diffuser?
And you got a beautiful orange fish![]()
Aquascaper?
Haha. Peanut also think the same as me.
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Looking more at the fish and grass then the other parts. Got whiteboard to use.
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"if he cant be bothered to take the time to write his question properly, why should I take the time to answer him."
I think you'd get more usable CO2 if you left out the airpump, and ran the DIY CO2 output through a powerhead with a venturi valve and maybe a bubble trap/reactor tube at the output of the powerhead to ensure diffusion.
After trying various tanks with DIY CO2 I wasn't ever able to get enough pressure in the bottle to force bubbles through the ceramic diffuser and I used the powerhead method, I had alright results, but I noticed a vast improvement in plant growth and complete reduction in BBA (black beard algae) when I switched the tank to pressurised CO2 from DIY.
Hope this helps
Jalal, this config someone many moons ago show to me.
The rational is using air pump to so called boost the pressure of co2. The neglected part was air pump takes outside air and pump, so the output is not purely co2
Of course, I asked the same and the bro realized.![]()
Last edited by felix_fx2; 19th Mar 2012 at 12:24.
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