Runfrumu
10/04/2009, 10:02 AM
I'm sure someone had tried this and it must not work cause I can't seem to find any info on anyone doing this.
Alot of people, myself included have problems keeping the PH of our reefs up mainly due to too much CO2 in the air in our homes. Opening a window to allow fresh air in isnt always a viable option, as most of the time it is either too hot or too cold.
Has anyone tried using a O2 bottle and adding it to the tank much like you would do with CO2 to a planted freshwater tank? Would there be any danger any doing this and what could be done to test for this so you arent flying blind? ORP?
Thanks
Mark
Alot of people, myself included have problems keeping the PH of our reefs up mainly due to too much CO2 in the air in our homes. Opening a window to allow fresh air in isnt always a viable option, as most of the time it is either too hot or too cold.
Has anyone tried using a O2 bottle and adding it to the tank much like you would do with CO2 to a planted freshwater tank? Would there be any danger any doing this and what could be done to test for this so you arent flying blind? ORP?
Thanks
Mark