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That sounds quite expensive seeing as the ones on ebay are around £33 posted :o This place also sells them might be worth shopping around and giving them a call http://www.mgfire.co.uk/

I cannot think of any disadvantages, although you will obviously have to be careful not to overdose. Advantages are that you are likely to have better CO2 distribution throughout the tank (less dead spots etc).

Not quite sure why post count comes in to it Antipofish? Anyway, back to the "friendly forum" stuff ;) This place does fire extinguishers, http://www.reliablefireprotectionservic ... ioxide.htm It's in Leigh-On-Sea which hopefully is local for you! Although it doesn't have the prices on the...

Going for plan A.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CO2-magnetic- ... 35b4c88149 Cheapest i found, not sure if it's the right size (not experienced with this sort of co2).

Been reading over your comments a couple of times and they have been a great help, thanks! Will see how much money I've got after Christmas and take it from there :)

PS: There's a plan C :lol: :crazy: plan2 by callum fish, on Flickr

Anyone had any experience with this external filter? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0688485908 (on a bit of a budget here)

How much better would plan A be better than plan B? Just slightly or a lot better?

What do you mean by an in line tap on the outflow?

That would be ideal but i cannot find any 250L/H external filters :(

No one else can help? :(

Might I add that the filter in plan A will turn over 150L/H and the internal filter in plan be will turnover 200L/H

Will it work better in general?

So i have a couple of ideas for setting up Co2 in my 25l tank. Here are the two plans: (excuse my paint "skills" :lol: :oops: ) whichco2 by callum fish, on Flickr As it's a 25L tank plan b would look quite ugly since there woul be a filter taking up a large amount of the tank. Plan A...

As promised, a DIY CO2 bubble counter tutorial. Really, really easy to make and very cheap. I did a pretty bad job of the silicone since I need a new gun but it works all the same! You will need: Airline Tubing Electric Drill 6mm drill bit Glass/plastic jar/container with a tight fitting lid...

Didn't realise the simplicity of a DIY bubble counter. Since there aren't any tutorials i can find for making one I'll do one myself... stay posted... :geek:

Does anyone know of any good tutorials on how to make a DIY CO2 bubble counter? Callum