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It is surprisingly high quality given it’s price point.</h1> <span class="pages__DownloadBtn-sc-6wjysl-1 hCfioa">Aquarium co2 system reddit. Lieutenant_D • 9 yr. My 10lb tank will last roughly 6 months with the way I use it, and it's almost cheaper than one of the refill carts that fluval offers at about 15$ per refill. For a 32 gallon aquarium, I doubt you need a large CO2 tank so a paintball tank should work fine. Add a pinch of yeast to the sugar solution and stir. . Free shipping! Started dosing pressurized co2 using CO2art Pro-SE about a month ago. Next up is a DIY CO2 generator by Estink. It will kill your fish if it blows off (basically it goes unregulated until its empty) I think aquarium co op had one but I don't use CO2. Fix it to the side of the aquarium after draining out the air, so the mouth is underwater. CO2 injection can help reduce the accumulation of harmful compounds in the aquarium. Note that how many "bubbles per second" is required varies with: -Size of the tank: Bigger tanks require more CO2 and a faster flow rate through the diffuser. My husband bought me a cheap regulator off Amazon for Christmas one year. After 1 years on bioreactors and struggling with BBA , I used chemical CO2 reactor, on citric acid and NaHCO3. The pressure of CO2 will be much higher so you need a valve to stop CO2 reaction at night. A central hub for Aquascaping techniques, articles, news, and more. Most hobbyists will either go with a 5lb or 10lb CO2 tank, as well as an appropriately sized regulator to inject CO2 through a diffuser into their aquariums. I bought from CO2 Art and I am happy. If you wanted to you could DIY an injection system pretty easily, but you'd need a pressure valve and some other things. Next you need a system to inject the Co2. Typical equilibrium concentrations of CO2 are around 3 ppm, with lows of 0-1 ppm during lights on, and levels of higher than 6 ppm before lights on. This system works by utilizing the same method as the previous project. CO2 equilibrium in water is extremely low when compared to atmospheric CO2 in most houses (400+ ppm). By creating fine bubbles, a diffuser maximizes the contact between CO2 and the plants, ensuring efficient absorption and utilization. , fertilizer) to your dough, then you must also multiply the rest of the ingredients (e. They cost more to refill in the long run. Very happy with it. Our GLA complete CO2 system for aquarium plants are USA built and lifetime warranty. No yeast to buy all the time. While the upfront cost of buying a CO2 tank and a regulator may seem steep, you'll be able to refill The subreddit for anything related to aquariums! Come here to enjoy pictures, videos, articles and discussion. Setting up a pressurised co2 system with an automatic timer / solenoid. It crapped out after two years but not without causing multiple CO2 overdoses one of which killed every fish in the tank. I want to set up a Co2 system on my 20gallon aquarium. All in max 40/50 bucks. post your potential plant list - some may do okay with out co2, others practically require it. Hi all, looking for some advice on improving my aquarium CO2 production system. When all the parts are connected, you move to the next phase. I use CO2 booster. Unlike normal co2 canisters where you just pump gas, they need to be refilled with ingredients, critic acid and bicarb and water (200g, 200g and 300ml) It works pretty well on tanks under 10g. That's inconvenient and expensive. Now that I’ve had my CO2 system up and running for two months, wow. That's why it takes so damn long (8 hours) to get CO2 going. Just trying to stop someone from making the same mistake as me. As for constant CO2 release - some setups, primarily DIY options, constantly release CO2 anyway. 4g) of CO2 from this reaction (at 25°C). You will need at last a 5lb tank with your size tank. The 68 - too many to count, but I'm also using a sponge filter, an HOB, and running the CO2 through a canister filter. a traditional CO2 refillable tank? I was pretty set on that idea and went into a fish store but they kept recommending a ph controller but then I can only do one tank with my one bottle of CO2 and in the future if I want to do more technical plants in the community tank I'll need to set up a whole new seperate co2 system. , greater plant growth). Free Shipping on $125+ to USA. The subreddit for anything related to aquariums! Come here to enjoy pictures, videos, articles and… Place the diffuser inside the tank, and make sure it is placed properly. It's pretty hard to keep even co2 over a long period of time with diy. Months instead of weeks. Reason being: 1. Added CO2 just speeds up growth, so it might get stagnated a bit while you're away. I think the way it works is the solenoid value is open while power is supplied to it and then as soon as It won't work as the bubbles aren't small enough to be taken up by the plants Ur basically feeding the atmosphere around the tank co2 rather than the tank co2 airstones are mainly ceramic and work at pressure. On a tank that size, it will cheaper in the long run, and more effective, to run a pressurized CO2 setup. ago. Can anyone let me know if they do the job. -Fzone mini dual stage regulator (I'd recommend the pro series for you due to the size of your tank and ability to use a second diffuser) -5lb CO2 Tank Aluminum Cylinder with CGA320 Valve (I'd recommend a 10lb tank for you) -CO2 compatible airline hose. All you need is one 2 litre bottle, sugar, water, yeast, airline tubing, hot glue or silicon, and an air stone. This is actually not true in the slightest. We Just as others have stated, running air stones at the same time with CO2 will just be wasting it. $$$$$ For reference, 100g of bicarb soda can form 29. If it is like the places closest to me, you are looking at 60-100 for a cannister and probably about $20 for a refill. Drill a hole and mount the valve into the bottle cap pointing outwards, attach the co2-safe line and bubble counter to the barb and clamp, clamp the chuck onto the valve, then fill the bottle and hook it to your diffuser or bell. A co2 system actually introduces carbon into the water which is necessary for a lot of plants as most aquarium plants arent actually fully aquatic. These low CO2 levels tend to become limiting for most aquatic plants. Short answer: yes. As you may know, aquariums with plants in them tend to bubble in CO2 for the best growth. Share. Paintball tank $40, fzone dual stage 60$, diffuser $15, timer $10. Whatever you do, don't do a 16g. Let’s use a cookie recipe as an analogy. Many if not most tanks really don’t need CO2. CO2 starts being produced immediately, it just takes forever for the entire system to pressurize. The filling is a handful of cubes of jello, lukewarm water, and 1tsp yeast. soo few days ago i bought a co2 system. You should also take in to consideration that a lot of places that sell CO2 typically do tank swaps rather than directly refill With a 5lb co2 tank. Oct 13, 2023 · Prepare the CO2 mixture : In a separate container, mix 1-2 cups of warm water with 1 cup of sugar until the sugar dissolves completely. You don’t necessarily need “the best”, but you definitely don’t want to cheap out here either. Likely won't kill the plants unless you have sone very demanding ones. 4 and the KH kit tells me 40 mg/l (nutrafin master kit). 5 lb tank for around $70, co2 fill for under $20. Considering that you want it to be heavily planted, co2 injection is going to be necessary for most plants. Posted by u/hyseung - 1 vote and 10 comments Any aquarium bigger than a 20 gallon long shouldn’t do Citric/baking soda generators. A paintball canister will run you ~$25, and a fill will run about $5. A 5 gallon co2 tank will last half a year and only costs like $15 to fill. 1 ounces). I used the two (2l) bottle method, but the constant shaking, messy refilling, and inconsistent gas exchange were just not worth it to me for the long run. In Australia, that's a Type 30 (22mm) connection. Get AliExpress co2 regulator. Start by opening up the CO 2 tank valve (A) all the way! Now open up the working pressure knob (B) (clockwise) until you see the working pressure gauge spike to 20-30 psi for in-tank ceramic diffusers or 30-40 psi of in-line diffusers. The FZone CO2 Regulator is a comprehensive CO2 regulator that is available at a reasonable price for aquarists. Plan out the setup, and buy cheap ebay fittings and a paintball tank and receiver (whatever that thingie that the tank screws in to) and I'll bet you could get it done for $50. no thanks. CO2, in combination with high light, makes for more compact plants, which is helpful for carpeting plants such as monte carlo or Glossostigma. Attach a solenoid valve to the regulator if the solenoid is separate from the regulator. The system you linked looked like it would cost $80-$100 depending on what you bought, not including extra stuff like a bubble counter, etc My #5 system cost $154, not including the extra stuff. Set up: -45 Gallon cube -Hydor 350 -(x2) Marineland LED for aquatic plants -GLA PRO co2 system (advanced) - comes with Milwaukee MC122 pH controller. Get a dual stage because single stage can gave a blow off when it gets close to empty. That's pretty much all there is to the generating of CO2. Connect the diffuser and bubble counter with a CO2 resistant tubing. It is surprisingly high quality given it’s price point. However, if you add 5x the amount of flour and then try to As for CO2 tanks, you can use just about any paintball CO2 tank and then use this adapter to connect it to a regulator. Overdosing is neither harmful nor useful. Co2 shouldn’t run continuously, but I know some people who can make it work. Last few things to get is a inline co2 diffuser which cost $40 and lastly co2 tubing which will cost about $10. There are some downsides, like it can be hard to regulate the amount of gas that’s produced, you can’t turn the CO2 off at night and the High light increases your plants' demand for CO2, so unless you're injecting, I'd keep lights on the lower side. Up to this point, I've been using those disposable Fluval 88g cylinders and I just can't justify the ongoing cost. However, two times now when I'm tightening the regulator to the canister the gas have just started spewing out everywhere from the regulator even though I triple checked the regulator was fully turned off. My tank is flourishing. Depends, but you can get an alright regulator for around $100 USD. I built mine from stuff I have laying around from other projects. -Diffuser Efficiency: Certain Diffusers do a better job at chopping CO2 bubbles for easier diffusion. If you go this route you must make sure the adapter has a shut off valve Nov 22, 2023 · Key Takeaways. If you add 5x the usual amount of flour (e. The low amount from a yeast bottle is ok overnight. The best (and priciest) regulators come from Green Leaf Aquariums. The subreddit for anything related to aquariums! Come here to enjoy pictures, videos Was think of the getting the Pro-SE Series Complete Aquarium CO2 Art system kit but wanted to know if you guys have something better. My tank is 180l and one week ago i had black beard algae. No mess. For 75 gallon you might as well spend the money and get a legit setup that you won’t have to worry about. So I’m going to be swapping from a diy co2 setup to a pressurised one. 18 neon tetras, 6 juli cory doras, 7 amano shrimp and my bristlenose pleco are dead. If you live in a different country, check what the standard CO2 cylinder connection is and buy a regulator that matches. That will cost about $100. Co2 fluctuations will cause algae outbreaks. [deleted] • 3 yr. . Absolutely not! CO2 is not mandatory, and many aquaria / planted-tank keepers do without CO2, as I had for many years. With the tubing, diffuser, and different bubble counter, I want to say it was just under $200. If your tank has low aeration/surface agitation, there's a piss easy and simple way to do DIY co2. unicornbomb. I use sodastream bottles on my 30 cm cube tank for this reason. Assuming CO2 needed scales linearly with the tank volume a 24 oz paintball would last roughly 3 weeks on a 55 gallon. lowqualitynut. Let me put it this way- he saw more of a CO2 impact by adding doses of sparkling water daily than he did from the tablets. 782K subscribers in the Aquariums community. The 2KG co2 bottle was completely frozen so that means the pressure decreased really really fast. 275 votes, 37 comments. It's done wonders for my plants. Please help! Is a CO2 reactor just a CO2 regulator on a tank that you put citric acid/etc. Aquarocks colorado does the same. If you have fish and high indoor CO2, your plants will be fine. Ships same or next business day. This is the cheapest system that Green Leaf Aquariums (GLA) offers at $300 USD. I am too lazy to do diy. CO2 can be dangerous if mishandled, and you don’t want to have any accidents. Drop Checker solution: $10. It is very dependent on your plant choice and what esthetics you want. I took all the plants out chopped most of the leaves, treated them with algae exit and bio exit (easy -life) solutions. What you could look into is home-made yeast based systems. This Subreddit is meant to teach and show the art and science of Aquascaping, which may include proper plant growth & maintenance, hardscaping, water maintenance and conditioning, and more. In a high light CO2 tank, you have elevated levels of CO2 and dissolved oxygen at the same time, as Meanwhile your tank goes to shit because you stocked your tank as a "high-tech" tank that requires co2 and since there is no co2, it all goes to shit and looks bad. I've loved having planted tanks, but without co2 I have been really limited in what I could keep/grow and have always had crazy algae problems. The 5lb would last a few months, and the 10lb should last 6-9 months (approximately). The 5lb CO2 tank cost me like $55, but replacements at a welding shop only cost $19 for me. 5 years, no joke! Thank you sm!! I’m using an FZONE mini dual stage regulator from Amazon on one of my nano tanks. You can set up a diy co2 system for ~£10 and your plants will thank you for it. It’s effectively a yeast and sugar system. There is a disparity in that some believe that as we add CO2 into a tank, oxygen becomes less and less. It only makes sense if it would be difficult for you to get a co2 tank refill, for example if you don’t have a car or there is no aquarium/paintball/brewing shop nearby. I’m having a hard time understanding how a CO2 reactor system works and what is needed. You're changing one of those every 2-3 days. CO2 injection enhances plant growth and promotes a healthy environment for aquatic life in planted fish aquariums. into to create CO2 vs. I plan to get the cylinder filled up this weekend, which should run me somewhere around $10 and last for months. I would get the biggest pressurized system available and get a co2 splitter to feed both aquariums. I want to try using co2 for the first time on a new tank I’m planning out and I don’t want to spend a lot of money on a legit co2 system so I want to just try a co2. My first set up was with a ADA advanced system regulator and a ADA beetle diffuser. Bubble counters - Simply a way to quantify CO2 flow. I think others may have also mentioned: have the CO2 on a timer so it starts running an hour before the lights go on and turns off an hour before they go off. You would have to mess with DIY so much like every week for such a huge tank. The most expensive part was the regulator, which was around $124. A 24 oz paintball tank lasts 4 months on my 10 gallon. A gas tank costed me 60, the refill which I do every 6 months costs 15, and the solenoid regulator 40 from China. Lidwiga repens are easy and dont need co2. In my experience, liquid CO2 does little to nothing. I would recommend the ada forest system for tanks this small. kits in stores cost around €200 while building… I ended up with below for my 20 gallon tank. DIY CO2 Generator Aquarium Plant System Kit. You can quickly put this CO2 system together in a matter of minutes. As yeast feeds on a mix of water, sugar and gelatin, it puts off CO2 as a waste product. Also first time using co2 so advice is welcome :) Help/Advice Pearling after new CO2 system Plants I know this is common in well managed planted aquariums, but it's a first for me since I just added pressurized CO2 and new lighting over the past couple weeks. In order to use a pressurized bottle you will need to buy a regulator Jan 14, 2024 · Buy On Amazon. Used to do it with a Vinegar/baking soda system but that was a pain to say the least turning the stopcock on the addition funnel so routinely. For beginners, I recommend a quality all-in-one kit (regulator + solenoid + needle valve), you can There is just a lot of random stuff (like diffuser, drop checker, co2 proof lines) that you have to get anyway, and I really think it’s worth the extra $120 for proper setup . Reply. On average it's probably around 200 dollars for a decent sized tank. Application: -Drop the tablet in different spots for more even distribution of Co2 -2 tablets for every 10 gallon of water, dose 2 times a week -Tablet size: 1/2 inch diameter. I haven't been doing any aquaria for a few years, having to move around a ton in the last few years. I was doing diy for 2 years, and I had to refill every 2 weeks (cost 10, 20 per month). And the lady in the pet shop didnt know much about it. I have a couple questions: Is this setup a good quality/price point? From my research it seems that GLA is a quality brand. CO2 Inline Diffuser: $40. 2 cups of water + 1 teaspoon of dry yeast + 1 teaspoon of sugar. This dude made a system that cost like 4 bucks. The CO2 5lb tanks can go for 40-80 dollars depending on where you get them in the US. g. If you can afford it, pressurized is the way to go. Hey guys. This product is similar to the previous one in the sense that it’s a DIY project. 1 litres (52. For a 20 gallon, you can probably get away with using a paintball tank setup. I think I wasting way too much co2 with that diffuser. Air pump and surface turbulence will remove co2 down to around 3ppm, but its not instant. 1. The subreddit for anything related to aquariums! Come here to enjoy pictures… Sure, you can do DIY, but after awhile changing the bottles will suck, and fluctuating CO2 levels is asking for algae and other issues. Bought in 2021. With an 5gal aquarium, you only need to refill co2 once every 1. 635K subscribers in the Aquariums community. 7kPa (17. I have a CO2 system ready to go Bio CO2 is nice but unstable even with 2 bioreactors. If cooler water Hornwort. The subreddit for anything related to aquariums! Come here to enjoy pictures… I just use a regulator I got from Amazon with a Sodastream adapter, a stainless steel defuser and a Kasa smart plug. Edit: if the system is only 2L, then the pressure from the CO2 released from 100g of bicarb soda will be 123. I know I need to be at 30ppm for heathy plants and be fish safe (I have a drop checker in the tank and it’s blue - obviously). So ur definitely paying a bit for the The tabs bond the CO2 about 4 to 6 hours to the offered water. I have a 60 gallon planted aquarium and am going to start CO2 injection. Nov 2, 2020 · STEP 4: Open valves on tank and regulator. Its possible to go over 30ppm (very safe max for fish) this way. It might be worth getting a 5 or 10 lb cylinder, you would probably only have to fill once per year. For a 75 gallon tank I would recommend a 5lb bottle (or 10lb if you have the room). For one you can’t regulate or turn co2 off. I've been through numerous systems on my 55g. Get an over date co2 fire extinguisher. But if you go the citric acid kit route, get some tub shaped ice cube trays. DICK'S usually does a "fill 5 get 1 free" deal on their CO2 fillups. RiderlessWhale1. the easiest/lowest maintenance co2 setup is to go with a pressure tank/regulator. Live plants ship Mon - Weds. Pour in large soda bottle and put in the fridge to settle for a few hours . Mar 17, 2024 · A CO2 diffuser is a key component of your aquarium CO2 system, as it helps to distribute the supplemental carbon dioxide evenly throughout the water column. Getting a real co2 system isn't super expensive. They’re cheaper than conventional co2 in the short term, long term it’s better to eat the upfront cost of a conventional system as the co2 output Co2 injection question. 641K subscribers in the Aquariums community. I’ve definitely tried similar systems, but they have some issues. Fill half the bottled with water, add half cup of sugar, teaspoon of yeast. Put ice cubes instead of water in the Mine was about $12 bucks if I remember correctly. Free fire extinguisher and AliExpress co2 system. I personally don't recommend cheaping out in this way. For the reaction itself, combining baking soda with citric acid The home brewing supply store that I bought the CO2 from also sold aquarium regulators that matched. 5. Jan 26, 2024 · The Canister CO2 setup is the most used setup by experienced planted tank hobbyists. The cost is much less in the long run (1yr) to have a proper co2 setup. Interestingly, the citric acid bottle has been depleted for days, but the system has still maintained enough pressure to keep the bubble rate going at 2bps for 8+ hours per day. Pressurized CO2 systems with adequate lighting are recommended for maintaining a healthy planted tank. The cheap cartridges cost about a buck. I bought it when it was $99 and left a review informing this 49 votes, 17 comments. • 3 yr. EASY DIY CO2! Alright, so I just wanted to let you all know that DIY co2 for your planted tank is a whole lot easier than you think it is. I want a high tech but I don't know a damned thing about rigging CO2, besides a home brew method. That's about 142 refills compared to 1. But very hard. Even if you have to drive an hour or two that time would be made up by not constantly mixing and swapping diy. I've had this system for over a year and I've replaced the CO2 canisters multiple times. The bottle should be around 1/4 full, leaving space for gas expansion. 2. a drop checker with solution. I have a close aquarium, the lid of course is not air tight but it is a good fit, and I have a Co2 system running with a checker that is most of the time between green and blue (ok levels to lower level of Co2 just to be safe). As long as you have good aeration and you don't have super sensitive species in the tank it shouldn't cause any problems. I do have a Finnex Planted+ on my non-CO2 tank and it works well, I just don't crank it up to max. And yes, it has helped with the algae. In hydro systems you can also simply add the tablet to the barrel. Co2 line for $10, drop checker with fluid for $15 and diffuser for about $15 - $20. I still had a bubble counter and co2 diffuser. Costs about $300 to get started: $200 for the regulator, tubing, diffuser, drop checker & $100 for a tank of you don't have one to exchange. The tank is 20 gallons and planted. CO2 for idiots. If you have warm water water wisteria and Anacharis. Wait like 8 hours for full CO2 pressurization Be baller and add check valves everywhere so when you swap out CO2 mixtures you don't lose pressure. 5lbs is equal to about 2,268 grams. YouTube aquarium co2 fire extinguisher. GLA’s reactor is just a yidao reactor they sell under their brand. Pour this on top of the thick mixture. anubias. On a 36 gallon tank, the proper kits will last many many times longer than a diy kit. First set up a year ago was ~$230, 2 weeks ago same setup ~$400. Not too expensive and works fine. I'm dosing with a bicarbonate & vinegar bottle. When I just used excel for the first few months it did nothing with plant growth, nothing for algae, nothing for nothing. Drop Checker: $4. So yeah, probably about around $200+. 2 and 7. I do this with a Yeast/CO2 system. The 15 gallon has an HOB and a sponge filter. And i have the co2 system for over 8 months now. 9psi). I want to make a system that controls Co2 output to my aquarium. After a few hours has passed, mix together 4. In case you're wondering about exploding bottles, there's a pressure relief valve built in as well. We're also here to help you if you need advice. When I did, I usually preferred Walstad method, but now that I'm settled, I feel like doing something different. I have a tropica nano system co2 for my 5gallon. Without CO2, it implies that your tank will have low to medium lighting, though low is best. •. Stem plants: egeria dense (also works floating), limnofila sessilflora, ludowigia repens. CO2 is a rip off IMO. Using Co2 is actually great advice. Aug 9, 2023 · Systems that use yeast are very simple to make and pretty much the cheapest possible way to add CO2 to your tank. Plants that want to grow fast, such as many stem plants, carpeting plants, without CO2 they can’t 590K subscribers in the Aquariums community. If you do go for a 5lb pressurized bottle, your CO2 will probably last over a year. Get a carbonated drink bottle with a mouth diameter of 1/2 to 3/4ths of an inch - I use irn bru bottles just because it's what I drink. Long answer: injected CO2 is not necessary for success growing every aquatic plant. I would say DIY works best for nano tanks. So, here's my plan. Long and short. A 24 ounce paintball tank is 8 of those Fluval mini CO2 canisters (88 grams is 3. Soo can u guys help me put a lil bit. To be fair, Co2 does make plants grow about 3-5 times faster and is usually the limiting factor in plant grown in a planted tank. Fill the CO2 generator : Pour the sugar and yeast mixture into the two-liter bottle. Kinda pricey up front but each bottle lasts me 3 months and it’s very compact so no need to worry about having a co2 can the same size as your tank. It’s available on Amazon. There is normally a abundance or too much lighting and nutrients in a aquarium, especially for beginners who leave lights on too long or overfeed fish. The mixture thickens over time. My pH sits between 7. That consists of a regulator (controls pressure from your source), a solenoid (turns on and off co2, you don't want to inject it during the night because plants can't use it since there's no photosynthesis) and lastly a needle valve with a check valve (protects the solenoid from backflow). For the most part I understand the difference but the bit I’m not getting is the solenoid. AFunkinDiscoBall UNS 75P, Fluval 407, CO2, Twinstar S-Series LED • 3 yr. Plants have bigger and brighter leaves, no browning, super fast growth. Plants require CO2 for photosynthesis whether submerged or not. Also, I had a really hard time dialing in the amount of co2 coming out and found it to be pretty inconsistent (adjusting it several times a day). Once you have to tank, you'll just do exchanges which are pretty cheap. From day one i had issues with the co2 system, hoses coming lose even i cleaned them with alcohol. Buy a 20oz paintball tank and Aquatek CO2 Mini Aquarium Regulator with Integrated Solenoid and call it done, cost less than $100. Including GLA's reactor. IME plants with slower growth don’t need it to look great in the long run. In this complete step-by-step guide, we show you how to make an affordable, effective DIY CO2 reactor for your freshwater planted aquarium. Wisteria, moneywort, swords, anubias, and java ferns all do great for me without CO2. Second, locate a local welding supply store where you can purchase a canister of CO2. Helps build up co2 for when lights come on. The highest standard, best rated planted aquarium CO2 systems and CO2 kits. Pretty decent so far and it’s versatile in being able to use a full size tank, paintball tanks, and cartridges. You can get a decent co2 regulator for under $100. Mayor problem with the unstable CO2 , at some point you wil get BBA. 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