Best CO2 for your buck

Thanks for the info guys. I have been looking into it a lot more and it seems a lot of people dont't even need co2. A good lighting system and nutrients is all they use. I'll start out with that and see how it goes.
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Ok great, I will be sure to do that.
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Ok I will be sure to check that out. How bad are these algae breakouts? If I did make a mistake, and it started to grow, would a few hillside loaches and cherry shrimp be able to manage it? Maybe some snails?
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Ok I understand what you are saying. Ill stick with just low light plants and the led with the ten gallon. Too much light would cause algae, because it would be more than the plants needed. Right now I have a otto algae eater and I plan on getting some snails and shrimp. I really like the way cherrys look. Ill take a look at the sticky and get started. On a side note, I bought the hillstream loach as a stringray pleco and later found out what it was. Its in my gf's tank right now with some rams. Ill make sure to grab some algae wafers to make up for the none specialized tank. Thanks for all the information.

Luke

Ill check them out. Thanks.
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