RE: [AGA-Member] Low-light tanks & CO2

["Adam Michels" <amichels@trafficleader.com>]

Thanks Matt and Scott. I'm going to take your advice and add more
bottles. You guys really know your stuff.

Adam
 
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Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 9:51 AM
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Subject: RE: [AGA-Member] Low-light tanks & CO2


Adam, As far as your question more yeast = more CO2? I am assuming that
you 
mean adding more to each 2 liter reacotor.... and in my opinion No i
dont 
think that necessarly means more CO2.... possibly for a short period of
time 
but in my expierence with using DIY CO2 its going to burn much faster,
not 
be as consistant releasing CO2 and run dead much faster. I also have a
75 g 
tank and before i swiched to a pressurized system i was using a DIY
setup 
and I personally ran 4, 2liter soda bottles which I would rotate
changing 
on..... one a week so each got changed once every month. This worked out

VERY well for me I always had a constant release of CO2 in my tank and
was 
able to maintain around 15 ppm ALL of the time doing things this
way..... 
something you might want to consider.... good luck!
    Matt Scarnecchia
          Youngstown, Ohio

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