Hi,
Is it possible to fit an inline co2 diffuser to fluval ribbed hosing without leaks?
The LFS advised me against a hydor inline heater as they said it wouldn't fit the hosing properly. Will I have the same problem with an inline diffusor? We've just had our hardwood floor replaced after a burst pipe and I doubt the insurance or DH would look kindly on another mishap. For the same reason, I'm reluctant to feed co2 into the filter intake.
I really don't like the look of the jbl diffusor that came with my kit and I've read on here that they aren't that good. What other options would you suggest for a 425l tank with 2x fluval 405 (I wanted 2 x fx5 but I'm already 200 quid over budget ). Most of the options I've found are for smaller tanks or lower flow rates. Also, do you recommend using spraybars to increase circulation as I have nowhere near the 10x flow you recommend
Sorry about all the newbie questions but until now my biggest planted tank was 60l low tech so this is all new to me and on this scale mistakes will be costly.
Thanks
Amanda
Is it possible to fit an inline co2 diffuser to fluval ribbed hosing without leaks?
The LFS advised me against a hydor inline heater as they said it wouldn't fit the hosing properly. Will I have the same problem with an inline diffusor? We've just had our hardwood floor replaced after a burst pipe and I doubt the insurance or DH would look kindly on another mishap. For the same reason, I'm reluctant to feed co2 into the filter intake.
I really don't like the look of the jbl diffusor that came with my kit and I've read on here that they aren't that good. What other options would you suggest for a 425l tank with 2x fluval 405 (I wanted 2 x fx5 but I'm already 200 quid over budget ). Most of the options I've found are for smaller tanks or lower flow rates. Also, do you recommend using spraybars to increase circulation as I have nowhere near the 10x flow you recommend
Sorry about all the newbie questions but until now my biggest planted tank was 60l low tech so this is all new to me and on this scale mistakes will be costly.
Thanks
Amanda