justin case
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So I was thinking about a truly ghetto way to add co2 to my tank. I don't know if anybody's tried his yet but I think it could work if one had the room.
Say i were to take a spare 10-20 gallon tank, some dry ice, a small air pump, and like some plastic for a lid. I would of coarse do the math so as to not over do the dry ice and plop the pump smack dab in the fog. Connect with co2 proof tubing and a regular old needle valve and cover loosely.
I think it would do the trick better than sugar/yeast. Less messy for sure but would take up a bit more room. The best part would be its damn near free. Assuming everybody has an extra 10 laying around. (And who here doesn't?)
What do you all think? Any thing I'm not taking into account? Ideas to increase efficiency? Reduce cost(if possible)? Or is this just a small loose bomb?
Say i were to take a spare 10-20 gallon tank, some dry ice, a small air pump, and like some plastic for a lid. I would of coarse do the math so as to not over do the dry ice and plop the pump smack dab in the fog. Connect with co2 proof tubing and a regular old needle valve and cover loosely.
I think it would do the trick better than sugar/yeast. Less messy for sure but would take up a bit more room. The best part would be its damn near free. Assuming everybody has an extra 10 laying around. (And who here doesn't?)
What do you all think? Any thing I'm not taking into account? Ideas to increase efficiency? Reduce cost(if possible)? Or is this just a small loose bomb?