What Co2 rig do you use?

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MJPO

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Hello everyone! It's me again. I apologize for the numerous posts in different forums- I'm new and excited and have so many questions but I'm trying to keep them to a minimum at first.

So... I have a 75g ( 20.75 inches deep) with a Finnex Planted+ 24/7 SE lighting structure. It is going to be dirted and capped with gravel and sand. It is a hope of mine to use Co2.

SO! ..... What kinds do you use on your tanks? Have any cool pictures? Know of websites that I can buy what I need to from? Any help is better than what I have right now haha. Thanks again.

TANK ON!
 
You want a Grigg style reactor and a good co2 regulator. I have his reactor and it's great. If I would have known better when first starting out I would of bought a better regulator like what NilocG sells but I bought a cheap single stage regulator. You want a dual stage so you can adjust the working pressure. Single stage you cannot. Anyway here you go.
http://nilocg.com/co2-equiptment/
 
You want a Grigg style reactor and a good co2 regulator. I have his reactor and it's great. If I would have known better when first starting out I would of bought a better regulator like what NilocG sells but I bought a cheap single stage regulator. You want a dual stage so you can adjust the working pressure. Single stage you cannot. Anyway here you go.
http://nilocg.com/co2-equiptment/
Thank you! I think to save money, I'm going to buy one of those Co2 tanks people use for paintball. They are 5 pounds I believe, and much easier to refill. Thoughts?
 
Thank you! I think to save money, I'm going to buy one of those Co2 tanks people use for paintball. They are 5 pounds I believe, and much easier to refill. Thoughts?



Scrap that. 5lb is decent for your set up go bigger if u can as said above a reactor is a must in a tank your size. Either Griggs or cerges will work
 
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