So, how do you diffuse your CO2?

[vidiots]

http://www.aquariumplants.com/product_p/pr374.htm



I use this reactor. It works great, inexpensive and can be used with pressurizd or DIY.

Blue

Looks nearly identical to the DIY reactor I made out of a powerhead and gravel vac.

 

[J double R]

i use Lee's Limewood diffusers, they make VERY teeny tiny bubbles (and the more junk that grows on the wood, the smaller and more plentiful the bubbles get) .

 

[nickmcmechan]

I use direct into my underwater powerhead, however have been warned that this can eventually wear out the impellar.

Dissolved CO2 breaks down to Carbonic Acid which can rot the impellar; but for just now it works well for me

 

[Monster Energy]

how long would it take for that to happen?

 

[Ulan]

I use the powered reactor that came with the Red Sea Paintball System.

 

[Mgamer20o0]

i use glass Diffuser with the output of my filter blowing the bubbles around. i also have a internal filter in another tank.

 

[wolf13]

scrapped my airstones and have a rex style pvc DIY reactor I'm putting together.

 

[Addict]

Hagen Natural CO2 system

<--still a plant newbie

Dissolved CO2 breaks down to Carbonic Acid which can rot the impellar; but for just now it works well for me

Interesting.

 

[skillful abbot]

I bought something that works like Rex's reactor, but smaller and uses a ceramic tube. I'll take a pic later. In my other tank I use a glass ceramic diffuser that looks like the beetle diffuser.

Sparkling water?

 

[saxenamohitm]

I personally use a segment of wooden chopstick stuck into the end of the silicon tube, and I find it makes quite fine bubbles. I then place the output under my filter output so the bubbles get blown across the tank.

I'm reading this for the first time...could u elaborate on this one? never came accross te chopstick method...