Anyone have any comments / experience with this product?

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...=6&pCatId=6318

I've used the 2 liter bottle DIY yeast method several years ago in a 10 gal,
maybe this method would be more stable?

Dustin

"Dustin" wrote:

Anyone have any comments / experience with this product?
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...=6&pCatId=6318
I've used the 2 liter bottle DIY yeast method several years ago in a 10 gal,
maybe this method would be more stable?

It looks to me like the only difference is that the Fizz Factory costs
$16, where the DIY costs about $2.



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I was in my LFS today and saw this up close. Its a glorified 1 ltr bottle
with a fancy bubble chamber/diffuser. It uses sugar and yeast just like the
DIY setup.

Shane

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Patriarchy:

I was in my LFS today and saw this up close. Its a glorified 1 ltr
bottle with a fancy bubble chamber/diffuser. It uses sugar and yeast
just like the DIY setup.

I think you might be thinking of the Nutrafin "natural plant system." The
CO2 Fizz Factory uses tablets.

"N. Shane Martin" wrote in message ...
I was in my LFS today and saw this up close. Its a glorified 1 ltr bottle
with a fancy bubble chamber/diffuser. It uses sugar and yeast just like the
DIY setup.

Shane


What you saw is not the CO2 fizz factory by Jungle as it is NOT a DIY
setup that uses sugar and yeast! I use one in my planted tank, works
great and uses CO2 fizz tablets. The holding chamber holds up to 450
cc of CO2. The CO2 fizz tabs are a whole lot easier than mixing sugar
and yeast. You might be thinking of the Hagen diffuser.

I have a 45 gallon tank would I need 2 fizz tab chambers? I have been using the yeast method, it works but can be too much trouble the tablets seem easier.