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An avid gardener for over 20 years, I started my first planted tank in January, 2009.
Three years! Meaning, I'm still full of anecdotal advice.
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DIY CO2 reactor/surface skimmer

by Tug on 12-12-2009 at 03:24 PM
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I thought I would try this DIY project.
Most powerheads can be modified in a similar fashion. The flow rate is about 60 - 80gph. Perfect for two 2 L. yeast generators.
Quote Originally Posted by Tug View Post
Modifying Marineland's Duetto multi filter.
Remove all of the filter media, drill one small hole for your CO2 line, snap the filter back together, insert the CO2 line (add a check valve) and your done. BUMP. http://www.barrreport.com/showthread...0663#post40663

Updated 03-26-2012 at 12:47 AM by Tug

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