To be honest I do not hear it all. The only thing I hear is the slight hum of the fans on the lights.
Diffuser Sizes for my Tank?
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I used to have an airstone on the end of the co2 tubing, stuffed inside the cannister inlet. After a while, I discovered its just as effective without the airstone, so now it's just the tubing, open ended in the intake.
I don't hear it at all. Occasionally, and I mean very infrequently, there will be the slightest build up of co2 in the filter, which will all come out at once. Doesn't cause any harm, just makes bubbles all in the water of my tank. Doesn't bother me at all.
I don't hear it at all. Occasionally, and I mean very infrequently, there will be the slightest build up of co2 in the filter, which will all come out at once. Doesn't cause any harm, just makes bubbles all in the water of my tank. Doesn't bother me at all.
I'm getting allot of build up of Co2 gas in my filter.
If I shake the canister filter it will chop up the bubbles but I have to keep shaking it for a long time because it's storing allot of gas without being chopped up, major gas pocket..
Wasting Co2
Would a wood air store or something I can buy locally cheap that will work good?
If I shake the canister filter it will chop up the bubbles but I have to keep shaking it for a long time because it's storing allot of gas without being chopped up, major gas pocket..
Wasting Co2
Would a wood air store or something I can buy locally cheap that will work good?
As long as water is passing over that gas pocket, it should be picking up that gas effectively. It would only be wasting gas when you bump the filter and make it shoot out the build-up.
I too, get a small build-up in my eheim filter/reactor and it will release a spurt of bubbles, and gets to be pretty regular in the last 2 hours of my light/CO2 period.
