Beginner Tips: Getting Started With CO2 in Aquariums

When it comes to planted tanks, we always encourage beginners to start with easy, slow-growing plants that only need low lighting and an all-in-one fertilizer. However, certain plants are a little more difficult to grow underwater and may require high lighting and extra carbon dioxide (CO2) beyond what is naturally provided in the air. Lizzie answers your frequently asked questions about using CO2 injection systems for your high tech aquariums.
— Aquarium Co-Op CO2 Regulator:
— Airline tubing:
— CO diffuser:
— CO2 stainless steel check valve:
— CO2 Regulator Expansion Manifold (for extra tanks):
— Dennerle CO2 QuickTest:
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