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Re: [APD] Using powerheads for a CO2 diffuser

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Subject: Re: [APD] Using powerheads for a CO2 diffuser
From: Raj <ggrk at blr_vsnl.net.in>
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 08:46:34 +0530
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Plugging in the power head into the light timer is a good idea. Never 
thought of that!

Raj

>I have been using a powerhead for a diffuser in  one of my tanks. 
>The CO2 is fed into the intake.

Snip..

>    No reactor cup needed(plant leaves act as a baffle), simply plug 
> the  powerhaed into the light timer. CO 2comes on when you need it, 
> off when  you don't.
>
>   Regards,
>   Tom Barr

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- [APD] Using powerheads for a CO2 diffuser
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