Hi all.
This is an update.It's been 2-3 weeks that I removed the co2 external reactor and replaced it with a co2 mist system through a Rio 600 RVT powerhead.
well so far so good.I was worried a Little about having an algae outbreak due to lack of enough co2 but it seems I have the level right on since there is no algae period.
The Rio pump is doing a very good job of braking the co2 in to micro bubbles and the 2 other pumps distribute these bubbles all over the tank.
I was also worried abut the lack of dissolved co2,still am, but refuse to do a set up for it unless some one could convince me that the plants need it.
In the last 3 weeks I have been watching the plant growth with no dissolved co2 and I have not seen any reason to have it.Maybe someone could explain why I must have dissolved co2 in any tank?so far I like the co2 mist so much ,I set up another tank(90gal.) with it,so this I would say for sure has been an upgrade to a DIY external reactor.
This is an update.It's been 2-3 weeks that I removed the co2 external reactor and replaced it with a co2 mist system through a Rio 600 RVT powerhead.
well so far so good.I was worried a Little about having an algae outbreak due to lack of enough co2 but it seems I have the level right on since there is no algae period.
The Rio pump is doing a very good job of braking the co2 in to micro bubbles and the 2 other pumps distribute these bubbles all over the tank.
I was also worried abut the lack of dissolved co2,still am, but refuse to do a set up for it unless some one could convince me that the plants need it.
In the last 3 weeks I have been watching the plant growth with no dissolved co2 and I have not seen any reason to have it.Maybe someone could explain why I must have dissolved co2 in any tank?so far I like the co2 mist so much ,I set up another tank(90gal.) with it,so this I would say for sure has been an upgrade to a DIY external reactor.