I have 59 gallon lightly planted tank with a Eheim 2217 canister filter, a pressurized CO2 system (with regulator and solenoid) and a CO2Arts Bazooka In-Tank Flux CO2 Nano Diffuse.
My question is where to place the diffuser. I've read conflicting answers. Currently I have it the filter outlet all the way on the left of the aquarium. The filter intake it all the way on the right of the aquarium. The diffuser is next to and slightly under the filter intake. Most of the bubbles get sucked into the intake and the rest disappear before hitting the surface.
One suggestion want to move the diffuser the left side of the tank under the filter outlet with the filter intake all the way on the right of the tank. Therefor the bubbles get "blown" across the tank.
My limnology background leads met to believe that neither placement would make a noticeable difference in such a small, closed controlled environment. To me (and I could easily be wrong) your splitting hairs and there is a minuscule difference between the two.
IYO which is "better?"
My question is where to place the diffuser. I've read conflicting answers. Currently I have it the filter outlet all the way on the left of the aquarium. The filter intake it all the way on the right of the aquarium. The diffuser is next to and slightly under the filter intake. Most of the bubbles get sucked into the intake and the rest disappear before hitting the surface.
One suggestion want to move the diffuser the left side of the tank under the filter outlet with the filter intake all the way on the right of the tank. Therefor the bubbles get "blown" across the tank.
My limnology background leads met to believe that neither placement would make a noticeable difference in such a small, closed controlled environment. To me (and I could easily be wrong) your splitting hairs and there is a minuscule difference between the two.
IYO which is "better?"