Regulator for CO2

[Unregistered User]

I'm switching over from freshwater. I had planned on selling my multi regulator and putting the cash towards something new. However, now after reading about the benefits I feel CO2 will be in my setup down the road. The regulator is made for three tanks. This is why I want to sell it. Buy say a cheap $140 California art. I feel I should not sell because the quality does not get better then this one. Accuracy, reliability etc. Opinions would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

[Macdaddynick1]

If you’re going to set up a calcium reactor, don’t sell it . Just mod it to have one needle valve, the consistency of dual stage regulator is just as beneficial for the calcium reactors as for the planted tanks, if not more.

PS what type of clippard solenoid is that? And where can l get one?

 

[Unregistered User]

If you’re going to set up a calcium reactor, don’t sell it . Just mod it to have one needle valve, the consistency of dual stage regulator is just as beneficial for the calcium reactors as for the planted tanks, if not more.

PS what type of clippard solenoid is that? And where can l get one?

I have no idea. It's built by Alan Le who custom builds regulators. He's really big in the freshwater scene. My ex gave me this one as a gift awhile back. I googled his name, and found the below. I think he has a Facebook page.

 

[Unregistered User]

If you’re going to set up a calcium reactor, don’t sell it . Just mod it to have one needle valve, the consistency of dual stage regulator is just as beneficial for the calcium reactors as for the planted tanks, if not more.

PS what type of clippard solenoid is that? And where can l get one?

He's really nice the kind you can just message and will respond & answer all questions. I'm just no longer on Facebook, or I'd find out for you.

 

[Macdaddynick1]

He's really nice the kind you can just message and will respond & answer all questions. I'm just no longer on Facebook, or I'd find out for you.

Nice I’ll definitely look him up.