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RE: CO2
I know of several aquarists that use the "CARBO PLUS" and it works very well
for moderately soft water (Fredrik L - you can check swedish prices on
akvarielagret). The drawback is that the carbon sandwhiches are pretty
expensive. For a 60 gal they need to be replaced roughly every 3 months and
they run at about twice the price of a pound of CO2...
The advantages are the ease of use - it is very easy to control the amount
of CO2 injected and it can be controlled with a regular timer to shut of CO2
injection at night.
Personally I leave CO2 injection on at night - I have a pretty good deal on
refills and it costs me no more than 300 sek (~$30) per year.
/Fredrik Nilsson
> -----Original Message-----
> From: P. Wehrung [mailto:pwehrung@chimie.u-strasbg.fr]
> Sent: den 10 oktober 2000 18:48
> To: apisto@listbox.com
> Subject: Re: CO2
>
>
> le 10/10/00 6:33, Eric Martina à emartina@uiuc.edu a écrit :
>
> > Which is better, an electrical method, a chemical method,
> > or a pressurized
> > gas method?
>
> There is a german online company marketing an electrical
> device (9V) called
> "CARBO PLUS".
>
> You'll find the homepage in german at http://www.zajac.de/home.html
>
> Maybe they can send a technical description in english.
>
> Patrick
>
>
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