Looks like a very inefficient way to diffuse co2.
Co2 Diy (video included)
Well i saw some videos and decided to try out my own set up for a 10 gallon. No this is not a permanent setup i just wanted to see how good my recipe worked.
Is there anything at all i need to know about diy co2 set ups? What setup do you use? Whats your recipe?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDfv5etpHTQ
Is there anything at all i need to know about diy co2 set ups? What setup do you use? Whats your recipe?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDfv5etpHTQ
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oh lol yea i know im ordering my real diffuser soon
On the diffuser front for a 20 gallon with DIY yeast would it be enough to seal the end of the air tube and then put pin holes in it?
Sure but it would still not be efficient enough. If you want a cheap method then break off a cheap $1store wooden chopstick end and stick it in the tubing end. That should keep your bubbles tiny for a while.On the diffuser front for a 20 gallon with DIY yeast would it be enough to seal the end of the air tube and then put pin holes in it?
Are there any other efficient ways? Were out of wooden chopsticks :frown:Sure but it would still not be efficient enough. If you want a cheap method then break off a cheap $1store wooden chopstick end and stick it in the tubing end. That should keep your bubbles tiny for a while.
I use a regular airstone on pressurized CO2 and it works alright (its plumbed into the intake of my canister filter.
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