This is a jacqno co2 reactor..I saw it at polyart..But don't know its performance.
Hi anyone seen this type of co2 mixer before?
Is it a good mixer compare to the NA reactor or other type of reactor?
Need some of your comments. Thanks!
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This is a jacqno co2 reactor..I saw it at polyart..But don't know its performance.
Ya i saw it at polyart too. But not sure is it better than the max mix ista. But the ista can use for eheim 2028 tubing.
Any bro here can give more details on this mixer?
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Here are some other clearer pictures
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how does it actually work to dissolve the CO2? it looks like a giant bubble counter![]()
I also not sure at first i saw it i also though that it was a giant bubble counter but when i read the instruction on the box it say co2 mixer. Wondering how this thing works.
Any bro use this before please give some comments/advise.
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Bro i saw it at C328, Polyart and Colourful. Cost around $40+. I'm going to get 1 too.
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I saw some holes on the green pipe, the shorter one, that may be use to make turbulance, mix the CO2.
That rainbar is use to create a tonado in the container to mix with the co2 then push out from another tube. This is what i guess.
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looks efficient and more solid than the current one i'm using. do you know what the size of it is, and what size hoses it takes?

Midori has it too.
Cheers,
U.K.Lau
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check out the 1st photo, photo of the box
there are 2 bars inside the container, 1 is a rainbar for inlet and the other is a normal bar for outlet.
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there is another small barr for the CO2![]()
It could take 12/16mm hose only. I am using 16/22mm hose thus I never get it.![]()
IMHO, the functions is the same as the ISTA CO2 mixer. The smaller tube is actually a mini rainbar (if you look closely). The flow is powered by the output of your filter, resulting in a mini whirlpool thus mixing the elements as CO2 is being injected. Whereas this whirlpool effect is caused by the propellers in the ISTA unit.
I'm really curious of the end results. Please do share your findings if you're using them.
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