that sucks, but when i bought my ottos they were gone for months, i thought i lost them all but recently found one..survivor? i don't know but ended up getting trapped at the fluval intake and died

i'll be there thanks, Damian

site looks very nice, well done guys

it is true what Chris said, you have to be careful when you buy them and have a good source, i have seen bunch of discus die from who knows what before at super pets after feeding them live ones (our source had changed sources...) i feed my fish frozen and freeze dried and they love them, better saf...

my weather loaches, love them! they are curious active and friendly, but have you ever seen them do this?

PS: no loach was harmed when taking this shots, the issue was solved when i chased them all over the tank to take it out

thats what i was going to use, i don't know how many gallons it is a plastic container that i have but fits two bottles nicely, thanks

i like being very worry free so i am going to do the check valve better, sorry eugen, but i'll make sure that they will not tilt though, thanks for all the advice

Get a backflow preventer(check valve in the link on the description Dave posted) to prevent the water from siphoning back...the CO2 will still pass through it the other way. Here is another slightly simpler model. http://www.plantedtank.net/articles/DIY-Yeast-CO2/7/ yeah, im working on reading that...

http://www.qsl.net/w2wdx/aquaria/diyco2.html Long term, DIY is more expensive than pressurized. But, like 3 years sort of long term. DIY will also not work on large tanks, you just can't get the steady and higher output required, but it'll work to play around with on a 10g. so when you say pressuri...

ok so everyone talks about it, should make plants grow nicely and is easy to set up, now i chicken out just doing it so i want to know if you don't mind explaining an easy-to set-up co2 system. i have a ten gallon holding tank i can use as my trial tank i guess...2 litter bottle, tubing and check va...