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20-04-2003, 06:16 AM
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DIY CO2 Instructions?
"Eric Schreiber" wrote in message ... tose (LeighMo) wrote: A lot of people like the Nutrafin system's diffuser. If you want to buy it for that, though, consider buying online. Pet Solutions has it for $19.99. If that's the Hagen Natural Plant System that you're talking about, Pet Solutions actually goes one better - they sell just the diffuser/bubble counter. I wanted one of those since the moment I first laid eyes on it at the LFS, but wasn't about to fork out $40 for the whole package. I didn't know that just the diffuser was available until I read your post and looked at Pet Solutions - thanks, I'm going to go order one right now  -- Ive got the Nutrafin system and the diffuser works great. You only get the tiniest bubbles not dissolving. They are so small they dont even have enough bouyancy to make it up the last stage of the diffuser ! I am not sure the Nutrafin 'reaction chamber'? adds any value to the deal. It is supposed to have a valve to release excess pressure, but i think it is basically only a lid that doesnt seal properly at high pressure lol I have now used up my sachets that came with the kit, so I am going to try champagne yeast/baking soda next. Anyone worked out quantities for the Nutrafin system yet? In the UK, the whole kit retails for 15.99 GBP in my LFS. Phil. |
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