This is getting so frustrating. My LFS doesn't have anything I need (not even filter floss!), and now I can't even find a bubble ladder online. :headshake2:
Where can I find a bubble ladder for DIY CO2?
- Thread starter kimmisc
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Bubble Ladder
Here is a link to someone selling one in the classified section. They also have a link to a web site where they can also be purchased. Hope this helps.
www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125608
Here is a link to someone selling one in the classified section. They also have a link to a web site where they can also be purchased. Hope this helps.
www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125608
I saw that bubble ladder but wasn't sure if it was big enough... Any idea if they come bigger?
I guess it would be better than an airstone either way.
Re: filter floss... thanks Sammie, I'll go get some of that. I was wondering about that.. you read my mind.
I guess it would be better than an airstone either way.
Re: filter floss... thanks Sammie, I'll go get some of that. I was wondering about that.. you read my mind.
think they are all the same size. yes it would be better then a airstone. you could also try the intake of your filter.
Eventhough my filter is a HOB? I think that would make it lose prime?
I have been looking at filters today, too. I guess I need to invest in a canister filter, despite the fact I just bought my Penguin HOB a couple weeks ago. All this trial and error is getting too costly.
I have been looking at filters today, too. I guess I need to invest in a canister filter, despite the fact I just bought my Penguin HOB a couple weeks ago. All this trial and error is getting too costly.
Canister filters are better but you don't NEED to invest in one. You'll lose a little bit of CO2 but will still benefit from it. I've used DIY CO2 with an eclipse system before with noticeable growth improvements. Just raise the water level as high as you can to reduce the surface agitation.