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CO2 & PH Controllers
If you decide not to get a controller, I would recommend getting a permanent
visual CO2 monitor. I just ordered one from Dupla. My pressurized CO2 in my 55 gal has worked well. The only problem have been when I changed things and didn't realize the co2 implications. Such as switching from a hang on the back filter with biowheel to a canister. I almost killed a tank full of fish when the pH got to 6.0. So, since I am basically lazy and rarely test my water unless there is an issue, I hope the co2 monitor will keep me out of future trouble. Bob "Blake" wrote in message ... I have a 155g tank that I'm getting ready to re-plant. I'm going to be adding a CO2 system to it and am considering a PH controller. I was wondering if anyone had any advice as to: 1) Whether this is really necessary 2) Which one is better Thanks, Blake |
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