My Hagen Natural Plant System CO2 has been up and running for four days now. I'm getting bubbles at a much higher rate than I expected--about 1 bubble every 5 seconds. I assume this is because our house stays pretty warm (stays in the mid to upper 70's during the day).
I've also been told that the bubble counter/ladder won't give you the greatest absorbtion. However, today since things have really gotten rolling along, I noticed that the bubbles start out about the size of a pea but are reduced down to a teeny-tiny speck of a bubble by the time they reach the top of the ladder and float to the top.
I also noticed today that I have tiny bubbles forming on the leaves of my sword plant and my water sprite.
Is it possible to have pearling with such a small CO2 unit after just four days?
For the record, this is a 30 gallon Oceanic cube, about 21.5" tall.
I've also been told that the bubble counter/ladder won't give you the greatest absorbtion. However, today since things have really gotten rolling along, I noticed that the bubbles start out about the size of a pea but are reduced down to a teeny-tiny speck of a bubble by the time they reach the top of the ladder and float to the top.
I also noticed today that I have tiny bubbles forming on the leaves of my sword plant and my water sprite.
Is it possible to have pearling with such a small CO2 unit after just four days?
For the record, this is a 30 gallon Oceanic cube, about 21.5" tall.