I'm telling all of you. Get an ice cube tray that makes ice small enough to fit through the nozzle of that thing. Measure out how many pieces of that ice you need for the recipe. Put the ice in instead of water, and you have all the time in the world to seal it up with absolutely no loss. I get an extra week at least of CO2 using this method and it's much easier to do.

Nice to get a review of this product after some use. I’ve only used the normal co2 method and never looked back. 🌿

I've had mine here in the UK a few months now (FZone model) and it's really great. I have found after much trial and error that if you chill the cylinder in the fridge and use ice cold water to fill, you get hardly any loss of gas. It may take 12 to 24hrs to full pressure but I easily get 5 weeks at 2 bps. Nice video btw thanks for sharing.

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Welcome Arlow (hope correct 🤔) Thanks for the informative video Josh. I‘d say keep the Bioscape Co2 generator for the smaller tanks. For your 4ft, you’ll need a conventional CO2 regulator and bottle. With bigger volume tanks you’ll need to saturate the CO2 in water ie. desolve the CO2 with a CO2 reactor that is linked to your canister filter. Aquamedic and Sera have the better ones, however, you can also make your own Cerges reactor. The other option is an inline diffuser, hands down wins over any in tank diffuser. I can highly recommend CO2art‘s inline diffuser and regulators. Just touching on your algae issues, most planted tanks as seen on George Farmer, Green Aqua, ADA, etc. are fairly densely planted tanks, so quite a few plants and high biomass. When they use CO2, it is consistently used, so not on this week and then off the next, but all the time. It is very important to keep the CO2 constant, because you need a stable, balanced supply. If it becomes unbalanced, the plants suffer and the algae starts its reign. Many algae issues start because of this, namely hair or thread algae and BBA are typical and a real pain in the arse. Also, light intensity can cause and make worse these algae problems, so turn down the intensity a little or reduce the hours of your photo period. Regarding good light fittings, I can recommend that if you’re after lush plant growth and awesome colours on your Rotala, etc. that you invest in a light such as Twinstar S II, Chihiros WRGB II, AI Prime Freshwater or Kessil A360X Tunasun. Chihiros and AI Prime would be the more affordable ones here. Don’t waste your money on any others. Hope this helps.

I've been experiencing with stem plant only tanks for a couple of months. I found that you need to start with a really good substrate, then root tabs, then course sand. Plant your stems and give them a week or 2 to establish roots under a medium light before adding CO2 & ferts or they will melt. Once that is going well you can just turn up your light & plant more & they will grow well. My CO2 setups with traditional canisters were $400 & $500 each & refills are $45 every 3 - 4 months so will definitely give the BioScape one a go. I have several of their 9 & 10W LED lights & they are fantastic for smaller tanks.

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Do you think you could go like 1b 3sec?

The plug that the timer goes into that connects directly to the generator, where would i find a replacement/what is it called? Cheers

HI , i just to want to try but i would like to know how long will it last one refill ( 1 liter or 2 L container ??) i mean co 2 production for eg i m having 80 cm tank can any one advise in details

How often should we change the filter ?

How consistent are the bubbles?

I'm curious.... how much pressure builds up in the tank?

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can i use this for a tank that's 120 liters?

Over time by watching all these video you have to play with many different portions first I started with the sugar and yeast it didn’t work out made a nest of my tank with the slimy stuff in Tyne tank the by product of the yeast I had to do many water changes to get rid of the stuff over time I have learnt that reviewers don’t tell you all the pros and cons I am now experimenting with the baking soda and citric a acide my next attempt will be to mix the citric acide with the baking soda now I am going to mix them together and not in separate bottles

Did you use it for 24 hours?

Why does it need power

Don't use the McKenzie mate it's expensive and not that good. I get 1kg lab grade for 20 bucks from envirochemonline they're based in Melbourne

Add ice instead of water

I dont understand why you dont just put dry ice in it. Stuffs dirt cheap in the states, its pure co2 thus voids all the mess.