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Co2 tubing

Try this from AG https://www.aquariumgardens.co.uk/co2-tubing-1m-polyurethane-co2-resistant--46mm-669-p.asp

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CO2 "dissolves" in silicone tubing making it hard and crack. You need to use proper CO2 resistant tubing as linked above.
 
Yes very hard to bend.

You can get glass u-shape bends to go over the top of the tank. Will need to heat up the tubing though to fit that and the diffuser.

From the u-shape bend to the diffuser you can use normal air silicone if under water. I find it does discolour quickly and has tendency to ‘blow’ off though.
 
I think it's worth investing in the good quality co2 tube as mentioned above as you are dealing with higher pressures sometimes as well.
Silicon air tube for air.
Polyurethane co2 resistant tube for co2.
Warm it up a bit with hot water.
 
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