2 atomizers will definately give you better co2 dispersion. Only thing is that you will have to get 2 needle valves to control the atomizers independently. If you just put a tee after the nv, the co2 will take the path of least resistance, so most likely the atomizer with the shortest run of tubing.
2 GLA atomizers better than 1?
I am running 2 eheim 2217's, one with an inline atomizer. I run high bubble counts cause of the amount of surface agitation i like to have at this altitude here in denver. Feel like my co2 distribution could be better so i am thinking about adding another inline atomizer on the other filter. Would i simply need to just split the line line and keep my working pressure about 30 psi? Anyone ever worked with 2 of these before? thanks
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Wouldn't it also just tell me which diffisor needs to be cleaned?
it'll still go to the one with least resistance, so 1 will get the bulk of the co2.
At about 4 bps I feel like I am maxing out the diffisor and the bubbles start getting bigger...do these atomizers have a bubble rate cap or do I just need to give the guys a good soaking in bleach and scrub sit good?
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