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[djlen]

I've been using a 402 power head with a gravel tube stuck into the out flow leading to a the actual gravel tube itself like the one in Steven L's link for months and it does an absolutely terrific job of dispersing the CO2. I get a very fine mist, very little of which reaches the surface. I'd have to say that 95-98%is the rate of absorption. And the price is right. Power head $15, gravel vac. $4, Aqua Clear Mini sponge $1, complete.
Len

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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by djlen:
I've been using a 402 power head with a gravel tube stuck into the out flow leading to a the actual gravel tube itself like the one in Steven L's link for months and it does an absolutely terrific job of dispersing the CO2.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Do you have a picture of that setup. I'm curious how it looks.

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[Stevenl]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by djlen:
I've been using a 402 power head with a gravel tube stuck into the out flow leading to a the actual gravel tube itself like the one in Steven L's link for months and it does an absolutely terrific job of dispersing the CO2. I get a very fine mist, very little of which reaches the surface. I'd have to say that 95-98%is the rate of absorption. And the price is right. Power head $15, gravel vac. $4, Aqua Clear Mini sponge $1, complete.
Len

HAVE DISCS - WILL TRAVEL<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Do you have bio balls inside the tube too?
I already bought them. If i don't need them inside the tube I will just put them inside my cansister filter..