[chaznsc]

I am interested in setting up a few paintball co2 injection canisters for my smaller tanks. Are there are other alterantives to the red sea regulators which cost as much as the full size setups?

 

[epicfish]

No, not really...not that I know of, anyways. I've recently learned of a Hydor mini-canister system, but it's big only in the UK.

I think Rex made a few custom setups, but the price tag was ~$200 IIRC.

 

[Galactic Doug]

Just a thought

Hi:smile:

Do you already have a CO2 setup for a larger aquarium? If so you might want to look at this link for a gang opperation. (there are others also)

http://www.jbjnanocubes.com/index.html?lang=en-us&target=d31.html

If the tanks are close enough to work this out finacially then it is another option instead of on complete setup for each tank.

Just a thought...

Enjoy!

 

[CmLaracy]

The only paint ball regulator I have heard of is the red sea one.
I don't know why you would want an alternative. It is a great regulator... :wink:

 

[chaznsc]

Its as expensive or more than a regular unit. I need several of these, and cannot afford to pay that much for a paintball setup.

Thank you all for your responses!

chaz

 

[Green Leaf Aquariums]

co2 manifold is the way to go. Get the best at aquariumplants.com

 

[chaznsc]

I am afraid that wont work, my tanks are in multiple areas.

 

[Rex Grigg]

Do you have access to a basement, attic or crawl space?