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Hey guys, so im slowly piecing together a pressurized CO2 system, and i plan on using a manifold to supply a few aquariums. I have seen it mentioned several times that to get the best most accurate bubble count you should keep the CO2 supply line as short as possible. Is that no matter what?
Most manifolds ive seen have the needle valves attached right to the manifold. What if you attached the tubing directly to the manifold and then had the needle valve set up in line right next to each tank? Would that make for a more precise accurate bubble count, or does the extra long tubing have an effect no matter where the valve is used?
Most manifolds ive seen have the needle valves attached right to the manifold. What if you attached the tubing directly to the manifold and then had the needle valve set up in line right next to each tank? Would that make for a more precise accurate bubble count, or does the extra long tubing have an effect no matter where the valve is used?