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I am considering to make a DIY Cerges Reactor and place it after my co2 art / qanvee atomizer to avoid the mist effect in my tank. If it turns out that the bubbles are too fine and it doens't work well. I can always remove the membrane from the atomizer.
What do you guys think about this build. It's for a 60p tank
To connect the 1 inch pvc bar in the middle of the water housing filter unit. I am planning to search for a filter hose that fits in the 1 inch pvc bar or cover it with a sock and filter sponge at the top to create a seal so the co2 doesn't escape? What do you think any other easy suggestions?
The 60p with reactor will be used with a filter with 264 gph. Does that sound ok?
For my 100gallon tank I would like to make a similar reactor. I assume it's better to use a 20"water housing filter for this setup? On this tank I have 2 filters. 1) has 330 gph and 2) 528 gph. Should I run this 20" water housing filter setup on the 330 gph so the co2 is easier do dissolve with less force?
What do you guys think about this build. It's for a 60p tank
- Amazon water housing filter unit 10”
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00JVZ0XMK/
- 2x hose clamps
- 2x PVC 90 degree 3/4 - 19mm hose tail
- 1 Inch Transparant PVC (drilling 2 inch from the bottom holes in there 3-4mm)
To connect the 1 inch pvc bar in the middle of the water housing filter unit. I am planning to search for a filter hose that fits in the 1 inch pvc bar or cover it with a sock and filter sponge at the top to create a seal so the co2 doesn't escape? What do you think any other easy suggestions?
The 60p with reactor will be used with a filter with 264 gph. Does that sound ok?
For my 100gallon tank I would like to make a similar reactor. I assume it's better to use a 20"water housing filter for this setup? On this tank I have 2 filters. 1) has 330 gph and 2) 528 gph. Should I run this 20" water housing filter setup on the 330 gph so the co2 is easier do dissolve with less force?
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