Hello everyone.
I am aware there might be several threads on these forums around this subject, but instead than introducing my specific questions on old discussions, I'd decided to open a new thread. I hope this is ok for everyone!
Here is my question: What of the following methods, in your opinion, are the most efficient, and therefore the "best", for diffusing Co2 in the tank?
1. Ceramic Diffusers.
2. In-Line reactors (i.e. AquaMedic 1000)
3. Needle-wheel pump
4. In-Line Atomizer Diffusers like this one:
http://www.co2art.co.uk/collections...ine-co2-atomizer-diffuser-system-16-22mm-hose
I know that Ceramic Diffusers might be the less efficient ones, but I am not sure between a reactor and an atomizer. I have always been using reactors coupled with a Cerges, with or without needle wheel pumps, and I could reach a pretty good efficiency, but I am wondering if atomizers like the one at the link above could be even better in diffusing Co2 into the tank?
Any thoughts on this subject are very welcome!
Thank you in advance, and Happy New Year!
All the best,
Fab.
I am aware there might be several threads on these forums around this subject, but instead than introducing my specific questions on old discussions, I'd decided to open a new thread. I hope this is ok for everyone!
Here is my question: What of the following methods, in your opinion, are the most efficient, and therefore the "best", for diffusing Co2 in the tank?
1. Ceramic Diffusers.
2. In-Line reactors (i.e. AquaMedic 1000)
3. Needle-wheel pump
4. In-Line Atomizer Diffusers like this one:
http://www.co2art.co.uk/collections...ine-co2-atomizer-diffuser-system-16-22mm-hose
I know that Ceramic Diffusers might be the less efficient ones, but I am not sure between a reactor and an atomizer. I have always been using reactors coupled with a Cerges, with or without needle wheel pumps, and I could reach a pretty good efficiency, but I am wondering if atomizers like the one at the link above could be even better in diffusing Co2 into the tank?
Any thoughts on this subject are very welcome!
Thank you in advance, and Happy New Year!
All the best,
Fab.