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mindfestival · 05-28-2012, 06:46 AM

Gents,

No i am not being barbaric, perhaps I could have re-phrased the title.

Nonetheless, it is good to have a chuckle.

I am not trying to gas my fish, but get high concentrations of co2.

It seems to be a major concern when people talk about co2 control.

I have minimal surface agitation, nothing buffering my water - and a dupla 400 reactor dispersing into my 95 gallon, 6ft tank.

I can only just get the drop checker yellow, just. (Yes it is 4dkh, trust me)

I have the co2 cranked up - the tank is in balance, ie. no algae, but I am running at low light.

My concern is when I want to wield high light, I wont be able to get the co2 to match.

Thoughts?

05-28-2012, 06:46 AM	#1
mindfestival Planted Member (View User Tanks) PTrader: (0/0%) Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Australia Posts: 178	Unable to gas fish! Gents, No i am not being barbaric, perhaps I could have re-phrased the title. Nonetheless, it is good to have a chuckle. I am not trying to gas my fish, but get high concentrations of co2. It seems to be a major concern when people talk about co2 control. I have minimal surface agitation, nothing buffering my water - and a dupla 400 reactor dispersing into my 95 gallon, 6ft tank. I can only just get the drop checker yellow, just. (Yes it is 4dkh, trust me) I have the co2 cranked up - the tank is in balance, ie. no algae, but I am running at low light. My concern is when I want to wield high light, I wont be able to get the co2 to match. Thoughts? __________________ _______________________ "Good judgement comes from experience, and much of that comes from bad judgement"