External inline CO2 diffuser......which one ?!?!?

[RBoydIV]

Kind of expensive though. $30 bucks is kind of steep for ebay.

 

[rockhoe14er]

In my opinion it's worth it because with these reactors your bubble count will usually cut in half. most people that run these have a bubble rate between .5-1.5 bubble per second. So you will save co2 in the long run.

 

[cradlefan]

If you put the inline diffuser as far as you can from where the return enters your tank, would that make it a lot better I wonder....I am just afraid it would look all "misty" but maybe it's worth it.

 

[rockhoe14er]

yeah the further away from the output the less misty it is. Look up video's on youtube and you can see what the mist looks like.

 

[cradlefan]

Oh, that's a really good idea rockhoe. Thank you a bunch.

 

[rockhoe14er]

yeah no problem. Again imo the fog is minimal and i really like the look of it.

 

[jasonG75]

http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?242210-Diffusion-of-Co2&highlight=
This might help as well.

 

[rockhoe14er]

http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?242210-Diffusion-of-Co2&highlight=
This might help as well.

So far all the hype i've read about the atomizer is true imo especially after using it myself. This is a much better method than what i was using before.

 

[RBoydIV]

Well went ahead and bought one of the atomizers. Got it for 23.99 free shipping and its a seller in New York, not China. Pretty excited to get that bulky power head out of my tank.

 

[cradlefan]

I am going to buy the atomic from GLA....I will try it out. If the mist is too bad, then I will just sell the inline, and buy a pollen type from ADA....we will see