Co2 Reactors comparisons

[Marcus Russo]

For aquariums over 55 gal I would like to give you a few suggestions info on a few of the items we offer @ Http://www.aquatic-store.com

a power vortex co2 reactor
------This power vortex reactor sits INSIDE your tank
http://jbjnanocube.com/contents/en-us/d27.html
The fluidized gas bed is up to 100 times more efficient than passive reactors. Ideal for cylinder or yeast generated CO2. Serves any sized tank up to 200 gallons+ Super easy set up, no connection needed to existing filters, just attach the CO line and plug it in. Maintenance and cleaning is a snap without connections to existing filters. Smooth, even 2 dia. discharge flow keeps more CO2 in suspension for longer. Night Spikes are easily controlled using an inexpensive plug in timer. Rugged heavy duty construction, Chamber guaranteed 1 year against defects in material and workmanship, Pump guaranteed for six months by Rio.

We currently do not offer this with the combo packages but you can order the combo one then add it.

As for something that would be efficient out side of your tank The co2 reactor 1000 by aquamedic is an overkill but that is not really a negative thing when keeping aquarium plants. It will require a powerhead or existing canister filter to power it and disperse the co2.
We do sell this as part of the combo package as a combo 4 with either a milwaukee co2 regulator or a jbj co2 regulator.



The only other thing you need with all of the combo co2 system - packages besides #1 ( need some type of co2 reactor/ diffussor is a co2 tank. We also have those.

Follow up on OVERKILL ON Co2

There are no detrimental effects in using the aquamedic 1000 reactor. The only reason it is overkill is because it can handle much larger co2 tanks. here is my analogy kinda backwards though.
You can put 4 oscars in a 200 gallon tank as well as 4 neons. Both are fine and would work.
The am one is overkill without detrimental efffects

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Coming soon diffussor comparisons

Marcus
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