I am in the process of rebuilding my 210 gal tank and am finally going all out with live plants. I am running two fluval fx5's and want to run inline reactors on them for my CO2 setup. I am going to be using a 20gal CO2 tank but want some ideas or suggestions on how to go about running two reactors off one system. I've got a pretty solid build design down for the system and reactors and i know a T valve seems like the most logical way to split the CO2 line but I just want to make sure its not going to put too much strain on other parts or not be proficient. Please let me kniw what you guys think! Thanks!!!!
CO2 setup
- Thread starter xjman18
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An FX5 canister filter is fine for the tank, but I would install a DIY spray bar that spans the entire back of the tank. Now 2 FX5's I think is overkill for a 200 gallon tank size, like I said 1 FX5 with a DIY spray bar spanning the back of the tank would do nicely.
While I may not end up running two fx5s I would still like to run 2 canister filters in the event that one of them fails my system is backed up. I do love the idea of the spray bar and am going to look into that. Since I do still plan on running two canisters how could I go about running two inline reactors off 1 CO2 system? Appreciate the help guys!
Regardless of two fx5 or not I want to have a second canister on there even if its just for back up. With that being said has anyone had any luck running two inline reactors off one solenoid/tank setup. Also if anyone knows of any good inline heaters for a tank this size any input ia greatly appreciated.
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