[bigbites]

Guys.. I want to replace my Red Sea Reactor with something quieter but just as easy to set up..

Im having a hard time finding a good alternative.. largely because I still don't know what I don't know about Co2

Anyway I want something that is easy to maintain and switch out with the relatively simple Red Sea Reactor..

Are the glass/ceramic diffusers simply "plug and play"

 

[MERSF559]

ihad a glass diffuser from ebay and it didn't work out for me. it soon started releasing large bubbles. then igot a fluval ceramic diffuser and iwas pleased with it and ijust recently got an inline diffuser from GLA for canister filter. and so far im liking it. my blyxa is really liking it cuz ican see it pearl

 

[bigbites]

ihad a glass diffuser from ebay and it didn't work out for me. it soon started releasing large bubbles. then igot a fluval ceramic diffuser and iwas pleased with it and ijust recently got an inline diffuser from GLA for canister filter. and so far im liking it. my blyxa is really liking it cuz ican see it pearl

How difficult was it to set up the inline diffuser?

 

[MERSF559]

it was fairly easy just try to twist the cap on the tubing to the diffuser was a lil hard but ihave no leaks maybe 5min or even less to set up

 

[OVT]

For in-line diffuser you will need 35+ psi from your co2 regulator.

v3

 

[bsmurray]

I'm using a wood block airstone and the bubbles are always diffused very small. Just waiting to see how long that lasts, so far it's been great the past 5days.


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