Dave & Monica
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Anyone know where I can get a Co2 bottle, and filled?
Recommendations on co2 bottle
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twelvebeer
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Local homebrew stores maybe. I have 2 of them for kegging my own beer. What is Co2 used for in the aquarium?
Dave & Monica
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First a Sulfur Denitrator, then later a Calcium Reactor. I'm forever fighting high no3 - my fault since I have an overstocked tank.
Vinny Kreyling
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Welding supply store
tkeracer619
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Centennial tap is where I go. Its pecos and 41st.
denverhoss
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Brew Hut,
And you can get a great Dry Dock beer while you're there...
And you can get a great Dry Dock beer while you're there...
Dave & Monica
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Great - Thanks. Good news is through research, the NO3 Sulfur Denitrator doesn't need CO2. I'm doing a DIY so planning the Cal reactor build at the same time, so won't need for a month or two (soon enough with how time flies). Before you think cheesy DIY - this is what the reactors will look like.
http://jjgeisler.com/reeftank/images/projects/calcium_reactor/calcium_reactor1.jpg
http://jjgeisler.com/reeftank/images/projects/calcium_reactor/calcium_reactor1.jpg
Dave & Monica
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If I get my No3 to under 10ppm, I'll host a meeting, and we’ll drink brew! Brew from the store that is, don’t plan on making it…
Right now my salifert test kits both read between 50-100. Thankfully they don't get granular when it's that bad. Mainly see the issue with algae, not just cryo, but hair algae. Flow is good, bulbs are new, all other parameters are right on including low phosphates. I’ve had algae issues in the past but this is different, only good thing is I believe snails are fat, jk. Corals are surviving, but not really growing. I plan to do a good DIY through the process and posting it here. I tried the solid pellets, that was a disaster (partly my fault), and plan to cover that fiasco as an intro to explain why I decided to do a sulfur denitrifier.
Right now my salifert test kits both read between 50-100. Thankfully they don't get granular when it's that bad. Mainly see the issue with algae, not just cryo, but hair algae. Flow is good, bulbs are new, all other parameters are right on including low phosphates. I’ve had algae issues in the past but this is different, only good thing is I believe snails are fat, jk. Corals are surviving, but not really growing. I plan to do a good DIY through the process and posting it here. I tried the solid pellets, that was a disaster (partly my fault), and plan to cover that fiasco as an intro to explain why I decided to do a sulfur denitrifier.
Dave & Monica
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don't want post 666, this is to get it at 667 - ok feel less evil now -- or do I.
68RUSTANG
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Have you tried a Lawnmower Blenny?
When I first set my tank up I had a terrible Hair Algae problem, Bob (Lawnmower Blenny) got rid of it in about three months. We also would play where's Bob with the kids, he had loads of personality. After about a year Bob went to a local fish store to help with their
Hair Algae.
When I first set my tank up I had a terrible Hair Algae problem, Bob (Lawnmower Blenny) got rid of it in about three months. We also would play where's Bob with the kids, he had loads of personality. After about a year Bob went to a local fish store to help with their
Hair Algae.
