Co2 Regulators & CarbonDoser II?

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I'm looking for feedback on Co2 regulators. Going to be buying a Geo calc reactor soon for my 75g reef tank, but still need to decide on the regulator. Considering the CarbonDoser II from AP (ideal valve). Also looking at greenleaf models and the reef fanatic. Any opinions / experiences with these regulators? Thanks for the help.
 
I have the LED version of the AquariumPlants.com regulators. I just got it two days ago, and I'm pretty impressed with the ease of use. :) I also have a Milwaukee that's brand new, and will be my back up. You really can't go wrong with the AP. The LED counter is just "fluff," but I had the extra money to give it a shot. I like it a lot. The adjust-ability is second to none and the customer service was excellent. I think they have a 3 year warranty, but the guy I spoke with over there (Mike, I believe) said that if something terribly wrong did happen, they would only charge up $50 for the repair. Sounds like a regulator for life, to me.

Good luck with your decision, man.
 
+1 for the carbon doser II, electronic if you have the extra cash. Well worth it in my opinion.


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