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Carl Swanson 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
Recently I have seen several different methods of getting CO2
into your tank, including liquids, tablets, etc.

Can anyone comment onthe liquid type of CO2? For example,
one of them is:

Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Plant Food CO2 LIQUID

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Carl

Jeff Ludwig 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Plant Food CO2 LIQUID

Initial cost of a CO2 setup is about $140 US, $10 a year after that for a
decent size tank. You can run multiple tanks off one cylinder so maybe 3
tanks running for $10 a year... some of these other methods seem cheaper at
first glance, but over a year or more there is no difference, not to mention
that a compressed system is easily controlled, simple and effective. Why
pay more over the long run for something that is inferior?

Cheers,
Jeff Ludwig



Chuck Gadd 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
On Sat, 02 Nov 2002 10:14:28 +1100, Mark Wilson
wrote:

Isn't liquified CO2 also known as Dry Ice....or is that solidified
CO2???
Either way it's pretty damn cold isn't it?


Solid CO2 is dry ice. CO2 exists at a liquid only at extremely low
temps, or at high pressures (500psi+).

The stuff being sold as "CO2 Liquid" definitely isn't CO2.

Stick to the real thing. DIY yeast setups are easy and cheap.
Compressed gas CO2 setups are relatively inexpensive and effortless.



Chuck Gadd
http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua

Barry Byrne 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
Expensive???

You can buy the stuff on Ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2065390632

As for me, I'll stick with my cylinders and regulators.

Barry

On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 08:44:38 -0800, "Steve Galupe"
wrote:

Expensive.

"Carl Swanson" wrote in message
. com...
Recently I have seen several different methods of getting CO2
into your tank, including liquids, tablets, etc.

Can anyone comment onthe liquid type of CO2? For example,
one of them is:

Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Plant Food CO2 LIQUID

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Carl




Steve Galupe 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
So will I

"Barry Byrne" wrote in message
...
Expensive???

You can buy the stuff on Ebay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2065390632

As for me, I'll stick with my cylinders and regulators.

Barry

On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 08:44:38 -0800, "Steve Galupe"
wrote:

Expensive.

"Carl Swanson" wrote in message
. com...
Recently I have seen several different methods of getting CO2
into your tank, including liquids, tablets, etc.

Can anyone comment onthe liquid type of CO2? For example,
one of them is:

Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Plant Food CO2 LIQUID

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Carl






Steve Galupe 20-04-2003 06:11 AM

Opinions: Several different methods of CO2
 
Expensive.

"Carl Swanson" wrote in message
om...
Recently I have seen several different methods of getting CO2
into your tank, including liquids, tablets, etc.

Can anyone comment onthe liquid type of CO2? For example,
one of them is:

Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Plant Food CO2 LIQUID

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Carl





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