Used this device for more than 6 months now on multiple tanks. Same as you MJ. Some things we like some others we're not so much. A very strong V1 release, but looking for future improvement based on user feedback.
I am happy to introduce a video of this product that I am currently using in Korea. When I first encountered this product, it was a whole new world for me. In the situation where the calcium reactor is used, the amount of Co2 supply according to the weather Co2 supply and stop are automatically adjusted according to the ph setting value in a car that is not constant... It has been used well so far, and it is strongly recommended for precise operation.😀😀😀
It's a personal opinion, but I can't hear the noise if don't focus. It's true that it's heavy, I think it's not plastic. You should use something like a fire extinguisher stand.
Looks like it will have its place in the community, but looks like a lot of work. The companies VR aquarium camera looks like fun though. Thanks for all the great videos!
I love this sort of thing and would definitely look into it. I hate how inaccurate bubble counters and drop checkers are so I'm after something like this. Shame I can't find where to buy it and how much it costs!
nice review, one thing i noticed is that there seems to be a lot of wires attached to it. i have too many wires as it is, and it seems like it really isn't adding that many variables to manage, the PH thing is pretty cool, but if you still have to manage the timer, i'm not sure how this is very beneficial. With a smart plug I can already time my co2 solenoid and after some monitoring I can get it to come on and turn off at an ideal point to keep co2 levels fairly stable. I don't know if such a sensor exists or if it is possible, but instead of sensing ph, it would be nice to sense co2 levels in the water, and just set the desired co2 level and keep it stable. This would allow the user to do away with schedules and bubble counters and everything else. Just set the desired co2 level and allow the system to hold it steady. This system seems fancy, but doesn't really solve the age old problem of keeping stable co2 levels in the tank in a simple way, has too many wires, its bulky, makes noise, is very expensive, and it also doesn't really make sense to me to have a touch screen. Just control it from the phone! It would also be nice if this unit would have a way to control a fert/chem dosing system of some sort. Seems like a big electronic to be dedicated purely to ph detection and co2 delivery.
I think it looks amazing and has a bunch of settings that look fun to dial in. A bit more high tech than my planted tanks but for the right user this looks great.
Hi, I love all your vids, especially the experiments you do. I have an idea but I have no way to test it on my setup, maybe you do. So the experiment is to test whether you can increase the natural CO2 production using 2 aquariums connected like 1 main aquarium and a large sump, where you can have inverted lighting schedules e.g when the main aquarium light is on the sump light is off (this can be done in a cupboard under that main tank) and vice versa. The question is, will this method boost the co2 levels in the aquarium? Resulting in better growth of plants. Maybe one day you can test. Of course the both tanks needs to be heavily planted to produce the co2 in the dark cycle. The idea is for the dark tank to produce the co2 for the other tank to use.
Nice device, I can see where it could help people with very demanding plants or low populations of animals. Been thinking about CO2 for a long time but don't think it would really help me. I have multiple planted tanks that grow like the Amazon jungle with no CO2, if they grew any stronger I think they would take over the world.
Why not keep the CO2 on during the night time(only if using PH controller)? Makes for a more stable PH I think the co2 loss is negligible? Product looks nice, all depends on the price as regular PH controllers can be found relatively cheap.
great looking machine, I use the milwaukee ph controller MC122 pro and a co2 reactor for my 180gal tank. Does the same as this unit ..only this looks nicer. I would now buy the Milwaukee MC125 PRO 2-in-1 Digital pH / ORP instead if I was to do it again. So if this brand wants to improve their product they should include ORP reading as well (not controller but reader).
Even though it looks complicating, I do like the idea of this hobby introducing more tech for lazy hobbyists like me😅 Less time cleaning algae, more time enjoying the tank!
Hi Mark, nice video...a lot of technique. If i wanted a good (simple) co2 system, what do you recommend? The planted box set has my attention. Thx, keep up the good video's...very helpfull👌🏻
Thx Mark, A suggestion voor a new tank. How to make fish stand out in a planted tank. Love to see you do it with the longfin albino sherry barb (super red). I wanna use them for my new 90l scapetank project. They really pop out, if i can find them anywhere.🙃 Keep up the good work
Do you have issue connect the regulator to your CO2 cylinder. May I know whether your CO2 cylinder is 21.8 or TR21.4. I have bought the regulator type and it doesn't fit my ANS Co2
Hey gekke Hollander, heb je de gebruiksaanwijzing gelezen hahaha, I got 2 tanks and I would like to try it out but as you said it is kinda heavy and the problem is it cost 500-600$ and that is just for 1 regulator or 1 tank. If this would be expandable to like 6-8 tank setup them it would be a great system meaning 8 pH probes connecting to 1 unit and 8 bubble counters lol I mean then it might be worth the money and time. Other than that it is a luxury product nice for those here in the states or in bloemendaal were they want to have an aquarium but not the maintenance and they just hire someone to do this. Then this is a great product. But it for me I'll just keep it with my 29$ regulator what works great
I think I would rather go to the dentist for a root canal. This whole process looks more painful. I certainly appreciate technology but……….this is too much for me. As always, thanks Mark for your vids. Have a good week. By the way, how about Irene Schouten team Netherlands with the gold medal for speed skating breaking the Olympic record? 🎊🍾🎉
It's an expensive bubble counter you still need a c02 controller and plug in solenoid to Dail everything in, it's nice but the total setup (to run correctly) would cost over a $1000 bucks 😢. $130 - $500 c02 for controller $30 - $100 for c02 bubble solenoid $700-$800 for this touchscreen bubble counter not even including the c02 tank or c02 generator-tank $100-$300 bucks ....😮
Skip it but thanks for the review ;) Quite happy with the Co2Art I have on the 60p and the Strideways Regulator Pro on my nano ;) And the noise would definitely drive me insane as well ;)
Ik heb even gekeken wat dit apparaat kost voor mij echt te duur😅 hopelijk heb je er veel plezier van! En ga vooral door met het maken van zulke goede video's 👍👍
Hey, do you have any tips for removing calcium build up on the glass? I haven't been able to do maintenance on one of my open top tanks for weeks so the water level has evaporated and the glass near the top is foggy from calcium build up. Is there a safe way to remove this without hurting the fish in the tank? thank you.
Few things you can try! 1: You can try to clean it with white vinegar on a paper towel, just rub it on the calcium. 2: A regular algae scraper (the ones with the razor blades) works quite well 3: The Dennerle ''cleanator'' this is like a sponge designed for really stubborn algae
Like MJ said, white vinegar works well. I have pretty hard water so I have a little calcium buildup at the water line that I take care of at every water change. I just pour a small amount of vinegar on a paper towel, ring it out so there's no extra to drip into the water (I do this after removing some water from the tank so the calcium line is a few inches above the water line), wipe off the calcium line, then use a second paper towel that's wet with water only to wipe over the line and remove any residual vinegar. Works beautifully and like I said, I do this at every water change with no issues.
So much bling and sex appeal built into packaged it kit begs to be revered for the up-sell market and the person who has everything and looking for control with quality components. It’s neat that one can take a system so deeply and geeky possible. The ease, stability and reliability might require a followup. 🙂
I think it would be good if they added some preset values for different tank size & setup that you could download to be more user friendly. Will skip for now.
Skip. You can do almost te same with the "normal" ph controllers and a time switch. On ebay this device is over 600 dollar this is to much money. But nice video with the + and -
Man. My ember tetras just hide all of the time. I've got a 15 gallon planted tank with great water parameters, they only come out to feed. Thinking of adding some less shy tankmates.
I have a pH controller from JBL. That was verry easy to install. It even comes with a temperture probe. And it is also Touch screen. This One you have looks verry difficult. But verry Nice. 👍
I would buy it only IF it was Google Home/Alexa compatible AND quiet operation. Imagine saying "Ok Google/Alexa, keep my ph to 6.8 in from 7 am to 3pm." Don't care how many bubbles/sec, when on/off, just do it. 😄
Sounds like a cool device, but from what I see it's $500-$600 and that is just too much for what it does. You can get a complete kit that comes with a 5lbs cylinder, dual stage regulator, diffuser, ph controller and tubing for $450. Or you could get just a simple ph controller for about $140 if you already have everything else. This kit doesn't seem to offer anything more besides a prettier package.
It looks like a gross over complication of what should be a very simple process. There are many simple and effective CO2 dosing systems out there... Calling this the 'Ferrari' of the CO2 world is quite apt... a simpler and cheaper Ford/Citroën/Fiat/etc option will get you to your destination just the same as a Ferrari - but without any of the complications.
Have you made a video about the water parameters in your tanks? I'm new to co2 and aquasoil. I have terribly hard water, something like 16-18 dGH so I use RO and remineralize. I thought the point of aqua soil was to buffer your kh to 0 so I never added any KH to my RO water. My ph was always below 6 and haven't purchased a PH pen yet to test how far below. This is obviously too low so, I've since added 1 or 2 dKH and it's made my ph more manageable. It seems to stick around in the tank despite me having fluval stratum. I am wondering if I'm wasting my time trying to keep my KH so low. My life would be a lot easier if I could leave it at 3 or 4kh as that gives me a lot bigger buffer for future crashes and I won't have to check it so frequently. If your PH goes to 7.6 during the day you must have a fairly high kh. Do you measure it ever?
Also, for your drop checker, do you add tank water or add water with 4dKH? I've seen both recommended. If anyone else wants to share what they do, I'd appreciate it too. :)
I would definitely leave the kh at 3 or 4 if that makes life easier for you! I measured this tank last week and this is what I got, KH was 10 and GH was 17. For the dropchecker I just buy a bottle with the solution.
@@MJAquascaping Wow that's really high. I thought the fish and plants would struggle with that. Apparently not because everything looks so amazing. Thanks so much for the response!
La verdad es que no me convence, demasiado difícil, ruidoso y seguramente caro 🤣 además un aparato de estos serviría para que no haya fructuaciones en el ph, y si te sube de 6,8 a 7,8 tus peces estarán mareados... Lo mejor es dejar el co2 siempre encendido. Un saludo!!!
In our household it's the other way around. xD Whenever I ask her, because we are not bad but lazy, she can't find it or doesn't know. But mostly when she askes me I seem to have the location locked in my head xD
I would say skip. If i want a PH Controller, there are better ways. If i want time Controller, buy a smart plug or an old fashioned analoge time plug clock thing, forget the name 🤣
ridiculous. probably has the same cheap needle valve with lower-end regs. would rather build my own and have a very good reg than whatever that monstrosity is LOL.
Seems like they wanted to create a premium product, gave up halfway through, but then went to market anyway with something that's too expensive for normal people but not polished enough for people that would actually pay that much. Unresponsive fiddly screen, bad ui, cheap noisy motor, and the cherry on top putting that white power supply in there like they completely stopped caring and grabbed the cheapest option available Were these Kickstarter devs that ran out of money?
Skip or buy? Comment down below! Also don't forget to like the video! 😇
Skip. Fiat trying to look like Ferrari.
skip
It’s a skip for me.
Seems cool, but way to expensive for me
Skip, too complicated and not sturdy
Used this device for more than 6 months now on multiple tanks. Same as you MJ. Some things we like some others we're not so much. A very strong V1 release, but looking for future improvement based on user feedback.
I am always grateful for your help.Thanks to Green Aqua's feedback, many things have been updated.
I cant find it for sale on the website.
@@jihartbladhest2749
Like Jihart I would like to know were to buy.
Europe that is.
Thanks for the honest feedback Green Aqua! Love your channel as well 😊
I am happy to introduce a video of this product that I am currently using in Korea.
When I first encountered this product, it was a whole new world for me. In the situation where the calcium reactor is used, the amount of Co2 supply according to the weather
Co2 supply and stop are automatically adjusted according to the ph setting value in a car that is not constant...
It has been used well so far, and it is strongly recommended for precise operation.😀😀😀
This made my low tech 10 gallon setup look like a preschool science experiment
Im just happy that our hobby is evolving 😊👌
It's a personal opinion, but I can't hear the noise if don't focus. It's true that it's heavy, I think it's not plastic. You should use something like a fire extinguisher stand.
Looks like it will have its place in the community, but looks like a lot of work. The companies VR aquarium camera looks like fun though. Thanks for all the great videos!
I love this sort of thing and would definitely look into it. I hate how inaccurate bubble counters and drop checkers are so I'm after something like this. Shame I can't find where to buy it and how much it costs!
Please let us know when or if you find a reseller!
nice review, one thing i noticed is that there seems to be a lot of wires attached to it. i have too many wires as it is, and it seems like it really isn't adding that many variables to manage, the PH thing is pretty cool, but if you still have to manage the timer, i'm not sure how this is very beneficial. With a smart plug I can already time my co2 solenoid and after some monitoring I can get it to come on and turn off at an ideal point to keep co2 levels fairly stable.
I don't know if such a sensor exists or if it is possible, but instead of sensing ph, it would be nice to sense co2 levels in the water, and just set the desired co2 level and keep it stable. This would allow the user to do away with schedules and bubble counters and everything else. Just set the desired co2 level and allow the system to hold it steady. This system seems fancy, but doesn't really solve the age old problem of keeping stable co2 levels in the tank in a simple way, has too many wires, its bulky, makes noise, is very expensive, and it also doesn't really make sense to me to have a touch screen. Just control it from the phone! It would also be nice if this unit would have a way to control a fert/chem dosing system of some sort. Seems like a big electronic to be dedicated purely to ph detection and co2 delivery.
Looks amazing. I want to know where did you get the shelf in the background. I want to do a same setup
trying new things is what making this hobby so much fun
Yes! Definitely!
There's high tech and outer space tech, props to South Korea 👌👌
I think it looks amazing and has a bunch of settings that look fun to dial in. A bit more high tech than my planted tanks but for the right user this looks great.
Hi, I love all your vids, especially the experiments you do. I have an idea but I have no way to test it on my setup, maybe you do. So the experiment is to test whether you can increase the natural CO2 production using 2 aquariums connected like 1 main aquarium and a large sump, where you can have inverted lighting schedules e.g when the main aquarium light is on the sump light is off (this can be done in a cupboard under that main tank) and vice versa. The question is, will this method boost the co2 levels in the aquarium? Resulting in better growth of plants. Maybe one day you can test. Of course the both tanks needs to be heavily planted to produce the co2 in the dark cycle. The idea is for the dark tank to produce the co2 for the other tank to use.
Interesting!
You maybe the perfect one to pull it of👌
This looks amazing, if it was available and like 15% less I would buy these
Nice device, I can see where it could help people with very demanding plants or low populations of animals.
Been thinking about CO2 for a long time but don't think it would really help me.
I have multiple planted tanks that grow like the Amazon jungle with no CO2, if they grew any stronger I think they would take over the world.
I've been waiting for this product.
Why not keep the CO2 on during the night time(only if using PH controller)? Makes for a more stable PH I think the co2 loss is negligible? Product looks nice, all depends on the price as regular PH controllers can be found relatively cheap.
Yeah you could do that as well. I have some tanks that get CO2 24/7 and they run just fine
This device is really cool and very convenient
great looking machine, I use the milwaukee ph controller MC122 pro and a co2 reactor for my 180gal tank. Does the same as this unit ..only this looks nicer. I would now buy the Milwaukee MC125 PRO 2-in-1 Digital pH / ORP instead if I was to do it again. So if this brand wants to improve their product they should include ORP reading as well (not controller but reader).
I was curious to see what it costs in the US but can't get the company's website to load.
As cool as it is with the features the whole point of the tank for me is to get away from the screen. Great vid as always!!
Even though it looks complicating, I do like the idea of this hobby introducing more tech for lazy hobbyists like me😅 Less time cleaning algae, more time enjoying the tank!
Looks awesome.what is the cost of the co2 unit U.S.$'s? Is it available on Amazon? I love gadgets :)
I see them online for $600 USD
@@matthagan4854 awesome thanks. I will try the low budget one first time fluval makes good ones on Amazon 100 u.s around
Thank you for the honest review
Depends on the cost of the unit. Cheaper units probably give the same results in the end :)
$600 USD
Hi Mark, nice video...a lot of technique.
If i wanted a good (simple) co2 system, what do you recommend?
The planted box set has my attention.
Thx, keep up the good video's...very helpfull👌🏻
Hey Dennis! The plantedbox set is good. If you want something simple you can also check out the dennerle carbo start e200
Thx Mark,
A suggestion voor a new tank.
How to make fish stand out in a planted tank.
Love to see you do it with the longfin albino sherry barb (super red).
I wanna use them for my new 90l scapetank project.
They really pop out, if i can find them anywhere.🙃
Keep up the good work
Do you have issue connect the regulator to your CO2 cylinder. May I know whether your CO2 cylinder is 21.8 or TR21.4. I have bought the regulator type and it doesn't fit my ANS Co2
Hey gekke Hollander, heb je de gebruiksaanwijzing gelezen hahaha, I got 2 tanks and I would like to try it out but as you said it is kinda heavy and the problem is it cost 500-600$ and that is just for 1 regulator or 1 tank. If this would be expandable to like 6-8 tank setup them it would be a great system meaning 8 pH probes connecting to 1 unit and 8 bubble counters lol I mean then it might be worth the money and time. Other than that it is a luxury product nice for those here in the states or in bloemendaal were they want to have an aquarium but not the maintenance and they just hire someone to do this. Then this is a great product. But it for me I'll just keep it with my 29$ regulator what works great
if have plenty of fish am I getting CO2 in my tank or is adding CO2 always better? and does it effect the health of the fish ?
New subscriber from England, Liking your video's bro 👍
Thanks for subbing
awesome stuff
The screen is very cool
I think I would rather go to the dentist for a root canal. This whole process looks more painful. I certainly appreciate technology but……….this is too much for me. As always, thanks Mark for your vids. Have a good week. By the way, how about Irene Schouten team Netherlands with the gold medal for speed skating breaking the Olympic record? 🎊🍾🎉
Great review but where can we buy it and how much is it?
I don't think it's for sale anywhere just yet, but I heard the price will be around 400$
It's an expensive bubble counter you still need a c02 controller and plug in solenoid to Dail everything in, it's nice but the total setup (to run correctly) would cost over a $1000 bucks 😢.
$130 - $500 c02 for controller
$30 - $100 for c02 bubble solenoid
$700-$800 for this touchscreen bubble counter not even including the c02 tank or c02 generator-tank $100-$300 bucks ....😮
Tempting, but I wonder how long the pH probe holds up and whether replacements will be readily available.
Is there an answer to the question above?
Skip it but thanks for the review ;) Quite happy with the Co2Art I have on the 60p and the Strideways Regulator Pro on my nano ;) And the noise would definitely drive me insane as well ;)
Ik heb even gekeken wat dit apparaat kost voor mij echt te duur😅 hopelijk heb je er veel plezier van! En ga vooral door met het maken van zulke goede video's 👍👍
Where can I buy this device here in Europe?
Not for sale anywhere just yet
Where can I buy this??
What monel is the controller that can be used with other regulators? I cant seem to find it on tbeir website
Will the co2 controller with the gas line going in work with a DIY co2 system?
I think it could
@@MJAquascaping You should try it out in a video with the DIY co2 cylinder
Very nice. What could possibly go wrong? That'll be a hard skip from me. Very nice video, though.
Hey, do you have any tips for removing calcium build up on the glass?
I haven't been able to do maintenance on one of my open top tanks for weeks so the water level has evaporated and the glass near the top is foggy from calcium build up. Is there a safe way to remove this without hurting the fish in the tank? thank you.
Few things you can try!
1: You can try to clean it with white vinegar on a paper towel, just rub it on the calcium.
2: A regular algae scraper (the ones with the razor blades) works quite well
3: The Dennerle ''cleanator'' this is like a sponge designed for really stubborn algae
Like MJ said, white vinegar works well. I have pretty hard water so I have a little calcium buildup at the water line that I take care of at every water change. I just pour a small amount of vinegar on a paper towel, ring it out so there's no extra to drip into the water (I do this after removing some water from the tank so the calcium line is a few inches above the water line), wipe off the calcium line, then use a second paper towel that's wet with water only to wipe over the line and remove any residual vinegar. Works beautifully and like I said, I do this at every water change with no issues.
Thank you both for the replies, I will give white vinegar a try!
So much bling and sex appeal built into packaged it kit begs to be revered for the up-sell market and the person who has everything and looking for control with quality components. It’s neat that one can take a system so deeply and geeky possible. The ease, stability and reliability might require a followup. 🙂
Seemed to work well once figured it out
Hmm, I think I'll stick with my DIY bottles and Bi-carb for now!
Looks cool.
Do I really need 2 kidneys? 🤔
😁😁
Take my money!!
And here’s me thinking I’ve gone High Tech with a new light and ‘normal’ co2 system 😂 looks like it’s back to being a noob 😅
😂
600usd to replace my 10 dollar PH device and my free stop watch skills to count the bubbles . Passssssss
Getting sophisticated.
How much is it MJ?
I think around 400$
cc/m: cubic centimeters per minute?
I still don't know what cc/m means 😅
I think it would be good if they added some preset values for different tank size & setup that you could download to be more user friendly. Will skip for now.
That would be nice indeed
that won't work unfortunately every tank has its own problems hahaha
I think it's a very complicated device, even the ''light'' version. I skip it for now, but thanks anyway for showing us.
Skip. You can do almost te same with the "normal" ph controllers and a time switch. On ebay this device is over 600 dollar this is to much money.
But nice video with the + and -
goooood!!!
Great Co2 system
Doesn’t Milwaukee makes something like that
CC/M = cubic centimeters per minute?
Just noticed this system on a video posted by #tropictank - his videos are amazing BTW
Yes they are!
Man. My ember tetras just hide all of the time. I've got a 15 gallon planted tank with great water parameters, they only come out to feed. Thinking of adding some less shy tankmates.
I have a pH controller from JBL. That was verry easy to install. It even comes with a temperture probe. And it is also Touch screen. This One you have looks verry difficult. But verry Nice. 👍
Like you said Lamborghini system so I can't see the average Joe purchasing this. Especially with the cons that you mentioned 👍👍
If only they add a fert timer as well this would be perfect
i wonder how much it would cost without the fancy packaging XD lol
I would buy it only IF it was Google Home/Alexa compatible AND quiet operation. Imagine saying "Ok Google/Alexa, keep my ph to 6.8 in from 7 am to 3pm." Don't care how many bubbles/sec, when on/off, just do it. 😄
Which sp. of cryptocaryne?🥰
Wendtii compact!
@@MJAquascaping thank you so much 🙏❤️
Sounds like a cool device, but from what I see it's $500-$600 and that is just too much for what it does.
You can get a complete kit that comes with a 5lbs cylinder, dual stage regulator, diffuser, ph controller and tubing for $450.
Or you could get just a simple ph controller for about $140 if you already have everything else.
This kit doesn't seem to offer anything more besides a prettier package.
It looks like a gross over complication of what should be a very simple process. There are many simple and effective CO2 dosing systems out there...
Calling this the 'Ferrari' of the CO2 world is quite apt... a simpler and cheaper Ford/Citroën/Fiat/etc option will get you to your destination just the same as a Ferrari - but without any of the complications.
Have you made a video about the water parameters in your tanks? I'm new to co2 and aquasoil. I have terribly hard water, something like 16-18 dGH so I use RO and remineralize. I thought the point of aqua soil was to buffer your kh to 0 so I never added any KH to my RO water. My ph was always below 6 and haven't purchased a PH pen yet to test how far below. This is obviously too low so, I've since added 1 or 2 dKH and it's made my ph more manageable. It seems to stick around in the tank despite me having fluval stratum. I am wondering if I'm wasting my time trying to keep my KH so low. My life would be a lot easier if I could leave it at 3 or 4kh as that gives me a lot bigger buffer for future crashes and I won't have to check it so frequently. If your PH goes to 7.6 during the day you must have a fairly high kh. Do you measure it ever?
Also, for your drop checker, do you add tank water or add water with 4dKH? I've seen both recommended. If anyone else wants to share what they do, I'd appreciate it too. :)
I would definitely leave the kh at 3 or 4 if that makes life easier for you! I measured this tank last week and this is what I got, KH was 10 and GH was 17.
For the dropchecker I just buy a bottle with the solution.
@@MJAquascaping Wow that's really high. I thought the fish and plants would struggle with that. Apparently not because everything looks so amazing. Thanks so much for the response!
I'm not really like it.... just personal opinion... Good video as always man. Thank you.
$400?
No more only lowtech& hightech.. now super hightech category
Buy buy buy :)
Why would you buy buy buy? Just to consume? Or do you have good experiences?
👍👍👍
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7 minutes in and I know this is not for me... I guess I'm not as much a gadget freak for this! ;-)
I am guessing it is an adruino based system
finally the rock is clear..☺️
La verdad es que no me convence, demasiado difícil, ruidoso y seguramente caro 🤣 además un aparato de estos serviría para que no haya fructuaciones en el ph, y si te sube de 6,8 a 7,8 tus peces estarán mareados... Lo mejor es dejar el co2 siempre encendido. Un saludo!!!
next, you will see alien micro ships coming out of your tank
😂😂😂😂
I always ask my partner to find stuff I can't find. For some reason men are not good at finding said stuff. Whether it's tools or something else xD
In our household it's the other way around. xD Whenever I ask her, because we are not bad but lazy, she can't find it or doesn't know. But mostly when she askes me I seem to have the location locked in my head xD
Timer alone is enough.
I would say skip.
If i want a PH Controller, there are better ways.
If i want time Controller, buy a smart plug or an old fashioned analoge time plug clock thing, forget the name 🤣
not worth, if you want ph control just get a Milwaukee controller
I'm happy with my Milwaukee ph controller, this,meh
Aquaristic with all those gadgets looks like HT space lab than a typical and simple hobby. Definitely not for me.
ridiculous. probably has the same cheap needle valve with lower-end regs. would rather build my own and have a very good reg than whatever that monstrosity is LOL.
Seems like they wanted to create a premium product, gave up halfway through, but then went to market anyway with something that's too expensive for normal people but not polished enough for people that would actually pay that much. Unresponsive fiddly screen, bad ui, cheap noisy motor, and the cherry on top putting that white power supply in there like they completely stopped caring and grabbed the cheapest option available
Were these Kickstarter devs that ran out of money?
This is what I feel exactly.
this thing is overly complicated :D for a thing that is quite simple ... I will skip this
Yet again... This not a CO2 but pH control system. Absolutely useless in most aquariums.
I would not buy it .Overly complicated and far too expensive for what its trying to do.
I wouldn't buy. I like to keep things simple.
meh
Not user friendly at all bro ....
Waste of money
Looks really sus. they dont even have https on their website.
If you have a normal social life, you don't need that contraption.
This hobby has become the sedentary version of car tuning.
How sad!
Bedankt voor de review en test drive. Ik wist niet eens dat zoiets bestond.