T5 For Planted Tank?!
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Steveo McNello;4837723; said:Oh wow that's also some good info. I doubt the output of co2 from my fish is enough for my plants.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Co2-Pro-System-Red-Sea-/280621619278?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item41565a184e
So if I get this, [^is that a good one?] I would need a co2 tank, the drop checker, and then what else?
Your tank is a 125 gallons...you would be buys paint ball cylinders once a week. Stay away from that crap.
EDIT: sorry someone already gave you a heads up.
Honestly if you want to keep it concealed, maybe under the tank I would go with a 10lb.
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It doesn't matter to me if it's in the cabinet or next to the tank. It's in my room I don't care how it looks. I'm aiming for a 20 but I'll take what I can get at a good price.
Steveo McNello;4837844; said:It doesn't matter to me if it's in the cabinet or next to the tank. It's in my room I don't care how it looks. I'm aiming for a 20 but I'll take what I can get at a good price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/20-Pound-STEEL-...848?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c18eab768
with a nov 2010 test date. GOOD DEAL
Oh wow that's not a bad deal. Ok so, tank and regulator I have prices... Just a review, how much should I pay for the other needed components?
Steveo McNello;4837864; said:Oh wow that's not a bad deal. Ok so, tank and regulator I have prices... Just a review, how much should I pay for the other needed components?
I already gave you prices ...
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=389102
Alright just checking if eveything is still good with my current decisions. All compatible? I assume so lol. Thanks again man.
Steveo McNello;4837887; said:All compatible? I assume so lol. Thanks again man.
LOL it isnt a computer.
Just read the direction for the regulator, tighten GOOD, start out with about 2-3bps. Make sure you get the 4dKH solution. Try to avoid as much surface agitation as possible. The first 48 hrs is important that you have the needle set. UNPLUG the regulator, or get a timer. Co2 goes off 1 hr before LIGHTS OUT.
IT IS a learning process, you will have trials and errors. Just learn from them.
