Has anyone tried the Carbo-Plus System? It supposedly produces CO2 by
electrolysis, and goes for about $120.

Has anyone tried the ETH in-line heater?

Has anyone tried the Eheim wet/dry canister filter?

Thanks,
Tim

Sure, see the refill cost, see how big of a tank it can be used on, see
how many tanks you can use with one carbo plus.

Gas tanks are cheaper in about the first year, can be daisy chained out
to supply many CO2 enriched tanks, and can be used on any sized tank.
CP can handle about a 60 gal tank with good light/plant biomass.

Regards,
Tom Barr

www.BarrReport.com

Thanks. I kinda thought that would be the case.

Tim

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Sure, see the refill cost, see how big of a tank it can be used on, see
how many tanks you can use with one carbo plus.

Gas tanks are cheaper in about the first year, can be daisy chained out
to supply many CO2 enriched tanks, and can be used on any sized tank.
CP can handle about a 60 gal tank with good light/plant biomass.

Regards,
Tom Barr

www.BarrReport.com

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"Timcat" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried the Carbo-Plus System? It supposedly produces CO2 by
electrolysis, and goes for about $120.

Has anyone tried the ETH in-line heater?

Has anyone tried the Eheim wet/dry canister filter?

Thanks,
Tim



The eth in line heater is supposed to be great - at the very least 2 users
in rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc seem to say they are perfect (the heaters,
not the users). The eheim wet dry filter looks awesome but to be honest if
it doesn't work as good as the spray bar driven biowheels (bio wheel pro 60)
I wouldn't bother with it and I would instead get a biowheel pro 60. Tetra
has a product similar to the eheim wet dry filter but it looks like it's bio
chamber is too small for my tastes. Good luck and later!

Thank you for your input. Should I decide to gamble on the Eheim wet/dry,
I'll have to update the group.

Tim

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"Timcat" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried the Carbo-Plus System? It supposedly produces CO2 by
electrolysis, and goes for about $120.

Has anyone tried the ETH in-line heater?

Has anyone tried the Eheim wet/dry canister filter?

Thanks,
Tim



The eth in line heater is supposed to be great - at the very least 2 users
in rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc seem to say they are perfect (the heaters,
not the users). The eheim wet dry filter looks awesome but to be honest if
it doesn't work as good as the spray bar driven biowheels (bio wheel pro
60)
I wouldn't bother with it and I would instead get a biowheel pro 60. Tetra
has a product similar to the eheim wet dry filter but it looks like it's
bio
chamber is too small for my tastes. Good luck and later!