[dgiotto1970]

Has anyone used these type of Diffusers and are they any good. :help: http://cgi.ebay.com/Co2-Diffuser-Sp...QcategoryZ66794QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I'm getting ready to plant my 60 and build a pressurized system (Per Rex), and was just looking for a good diffuser. Any suggestions would be appreciated. roud:

PS: If anyone here sells this stuff I would much rather promote this site

 

[esarkipato]

Why not have rex do an inline reactor while he's at it? Or do you like the idea of a million bubbles floating around the tank

EDIT: sorry, no I haven't used that diffuser. I had a bad experience and found that the ceramic disk required too much maintenance.

 

[actioncia]

I would go with reactor for a tank that size as well. Regards, jC.

 

[eklikewhoa]

I agree a reactor would be better suited for that tank.

But I have used the 8coil diffuser with no problems and actually have one laying around that I would trade/sell

 

[dgiotto1970]

What's the difference? I don't' have a canister filter, so don't you have to have a canister to use a reactor? My filter is an Aqua Clear 110 (500). Maybe I'm thinking of something else.

Thanks,


BTW: I'm not having Rex build me anything. I'm am following his site suggestions to make my own>

 

[eklikewhoa]

Reactor will look cleaner with less stuff in the tank and dissolve the co2 without the millions and jillions of bubbles all over the tank.

It doesn't bother me none so I use diffusers and putting one in the path of the output of your AC will help dissolve the co2 better or even in the intake path if you choose.

 

[dgiotto1970]

Reactor will look cleaner with less stuff in the tank and dissolve the co2 without the millions and jillions of bubbles all over the tank.

It doesn't bother me none so I use diffusers and putting one in the path of the output of your AC will help dissolve the co2 better or even in the intake path if you choose.

Thanks, I'll lokk into it roud: