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Liquid carbon is no substitute for pressurised co2,i use it as an algaecide more than anything else,it will help plant growth but if you can afford it pressurised co2 setup will be cheaper and more cost effective in the long term, john.

Hi the best way is to look at your plants,if it's low tech then you don't want high levels of co2, if plant growth is good then you don't have a problem,if you are having a problem then try easy carbo,if you already doing so and you are not having good ant growth then you could run co2 at a rate...

Ive been doing the same as George and superman for two years,never had any probs and I run 6bps, regards john :thumbup:

Sorry mike I miss read your post, as the other guys say it's normal,your lighting period and co2times are exactly the same as mine, good luck with it john

Hi mike, don't worry mate that's normal,do You add liquid carbon? Because if you don't add any co2 at all then you don't need a dc, regards john

Hi Jen,the ones i have always used are aquamedic reg and solenoid,or D&D reg and solenoid,both have never let me down,they are available from Tgm and Ae,they cost a fair bit but the aquamedic ones are top notch,its like anything,you get what you payfor, regards john.

Hi, i use 4/5 ml of 4kh fluid then add 3 drops of ph fluid (low range) regards John.

Hi Lisa,good see that everything is working ok,update some pics of the new scape in your forum,regards john

Hi "Garuf",thanks mate for that i have a big order for AE next week including my new opti-white 60x40x40cm tank,regards john.

Hi Cal,any chance of producing something worthwhile to clean the lily pipes with,I cant find a decent flexable bendy brush any where :) ,regards john