Yeast CO2 - electric timer?
Hello everyone,
I'm a pretty new aquarist and I have a 90l tank that has become heavily planted in the last week with various donations from people. Therefore, I've decided to get a yeast CO2 injector.
My question is this: Will constant CO2 night and day cause problems for my fish, and if so, is there any way to electrically shut off the CO2 injection overnight using a timer switch and airline-friendly valve?
Sorry if this question has already been answered, but I couldn't find an answer here using the search function
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I'm a pretty new aquarist and I have a 90l tank that has become heavily planted in the last week with various donations from people. Therefore, I've decided to get a yeast CO2 injector.
My question is this: Will constant CO2 night and day cause problems for my fish, and if so, is there any way to electrically shut off the CO2 injection overnight using a timer switch and airline-friendly valve?
Sorry if this question has already been answered, but I couldn't find an answer here using the search function
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I've run 2x 2 liter bottles of DIY on a 20 long and it was never enough to stress the fish.
And no- I don't think it is worth it to buy the solenoid valve and end up blowing the yeast solution all over your walls when the pressure builds. You don't not want to mess around with it.
And no- I don't think it is worth it to buy the solenoid valve and end up blowing the yeast solution all over your walls when the pressure builds. You don't not want to mess around with it.
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