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Hi everyone, I was thinking about my new set up in building, I build dark water natural planted paladariums 😁
Will I'm using a few internal filters, water falls flow etc, can I connect CO2 to an air inlet on an internal filter ?? Would circulate it well !
Or would bubbles be to big ? So would need a defuser ?
Also if I have air stones always on, can I leave C02 on all the time ?
Any advice fantastic.. 😍
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bubbles would be too big and too high up in the water column. You want as fine as possible ( Mist really ) and as low in the tank as you can go.

co2 needs to be on the same time as the lights, but an hour before lights on and turn off a hour before lights out.
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Hamster wrote: Wed Oct 18, 2023 13:09 pm Hi everyone, I was thinking about my new set up in building, I build dark water natural planted paladariums 😁
Will I'm using a few internal filters, water falls flow etc, can I connect CO2 to an air inlet on an internal filter ?? Would circulate it well !
Or would bubbles be to big ? So would need a defuser ?
Also if I have air stones always on, can I leave C02 on all the time ?
Any advice fantastic.. 😍
Co2 can be very dangerous in high concentrations in the aquarium. It may be worth your while having a look through this video and just getting a good feel for what you need and how things are set up:

:swim: :swim2: :swim:

NACD OptiWhite Aquarium 140l,
F Zone Stainless Steel 15l filter,
Plant 3.0 Bluetooth LED, 32W, 24-34″ / 61-85 cm,
AI Nero 3 Powerhead,
Twinstar Nano Sterilizer,
Oase CrystalSkim 350,
Co2 Art PRO-SE.
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