| tigger | 10-21-2007 03:29 AM | Some people use a mini power-head to feed the CO2 into and the powerhead chops it up and distributes it throughout the tank. If you do it in this manner, instead of just letting the water flow take it, you'll get a better effect from the CO2.
Alternatively, you could feed it through your filter, although be aware that depending on the type of filter you have it could either cause an airlock every so often or the CO2 could have a negative effect on the filter seals (ie some people have reported that it could harden them up).
With a yeast based mix you might not get the pressure up for a standard diffuser to work, so an alternative method may be better. |