Hello to all you CO-2 injectors,
Very soon, after relocating 1,200 miles from MN to NY, I will finally hook up my CO-2 system on my 125 g. tank.
Since I am not a scientist, I will install my Dupla-visual indicator inside the tan and rely on it by showing me at a glance how the CO-2 level/amount/enrichment is at present in the tank.
Yellow = Hazard, death, danger.....WATER CHANGE, TURN DOWN THE GAS!
Green = perfect
Blue = is too little CO-2 in th water, turn your valve up a bit more and count the bubbles per minute travelling thru the Dupla reactor.
This is how I did it for years in my 55 g. tank in MN - CO-2 was turned on 24/7, and I had no problem. The only item I need to shop is more of the indicator fluids.
On another 55 g. tank I am trying out the soda bottle/yeast/sugar recipe, hooking this up to some old Tetra bells (3 stacked on top of each other and connected) and hope that it provides at least a little.
Very soon, after relocating 1,200 miles from MN to NY, I will finally hook up my CO-2 system on my 125 g. tank.
Since I am not a scientist, I will install my Dupla-visual indicator inside the tan and rely on it by showing me at a glance how the CO-2 level/amount/enrichment is at present in the tank.
Yellow = Hazard, death, danger.....WATER CHANGE, TURN DOWN THE GAS!
Green = perfect
Blue = is too little CO-2 in th water, turn your valve up a bit more and count the bubbles per minute travelling thru the Dupla reactor.
This is how I did it for years in my 55 g. tank in MN - CO-2 was turned on 24/7, and I had no problem. The only item I need to shop is more of the indicator fluids.
On another 55 g. tank I am trying out the soda bottle/yeast/sugar recipe, hooking this up to some old Tetra bells (3 stacked on top of each other and connected) and hope that it provides at least a little.
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