Journal Tsing's 180 - WIP

[Sean Riva]

I may reach out to them to see if we can get more real life (i.e., average Joes) to participate.

I would

 

[vinzphua]

My injection rate measured via the reverse counter method is 45 cc/min. Arowana Planted Tank - CO2 Flow Checker – More Precise than a Bubble Counter

LOL... I never thought anyone would use this. That's my video.

 

[vinzphua]

Thanks for sharing your build. Really interesting.

Which configuration did you end up with the Gyres? I tried, but can't find them in your more recent photos. Your plants being so tall, don't they get sucked in by the gyres?

I am also using a Gyre. A Maxspect XF330 non-cloud. I have it placed horizontally, pushing water just under the surface from one end to the other. I run it at 20% power using the controller that comes with it. Higher than that, my plants get pushed over too much.

 

[Yugang]

LOL... I never thought anyone would use this. That's my video.

Measuring CO2 flow can be challenging, especially when we're doing 5 bubbles per second or more. Of course there are professional flow measurements, but I have had two ideas how we can do it cheaper, and perhaps even more accurate for our hobby. I did not spend more time building and testing, as I am not really interested in my flow with using overflow mode on the reactor..

I won't post here, as I do not want to derail the thread, but will do later in a separate thread for anyone who likes to follow up and test and develop the idea.

 

[SingAlongWithTsing]

Thanks for sharing your build. Really interesting.

Which configuration did you end up with the Gyres? I tried, but can't find them in your more recent photos. Your plants being so tall, don't they get sucked in by the gyres?

I am also using a Gyre. A Maxspect XF330 non-cloud. I have it placed horizontally, pushing water just under the surface from one end to the other. I run it at 20% power using the controller that comes with it. Higher than that, my plants get pushed over too much.

ye i still have only 1 gyre in the tank LOL. running it vertically on the back right corner. Maybe I'll grab a 2nd one during black friday or something

 

[bizovski]

Measuring CO2 flow can be challenging, especially when we're doing 5 bubbles per second or more. Of course there are professional flow measurements, but I have had two ideas how we can do it cheaper, and perhaps even more accurate for our hobby. I did not spend more time building and testing, as I am not really interested in my flow with using overflow mode on the reactor..

I won't post here, as I do not want to derail the thread, but will do later in a separate thread for anyone who likes to follow up and test and develop the idea.

I measure with phone camera. Put on slow motion. 1/8 speed. Then record 5 sec video. And count 40 bubbles divided by 8 = 10bps

 

[SkaleyAquatics]

Don't know how I missed this but WOW, I love it.

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[AQUARIUM SIZE]
W: 1800 x D: 600 x H: 600(mm)

[AQUATIC PLANTS]
Alternanthera Reineckii
Anubias Nana
Bacopa Caroliana
Bolbitis Heudelotii Difformis
Bucephalandra Brownie Purple
Bucephalandra Wavy Green
Bucephalandra Arrogant Blue
Cryptocoryne Lucens
Cryptocoryne Wendentii Red
Echinodorus Tenellus var Broad Leaf
Eriocaulon Vietnam
Hygrophila Polysperma sp. Sunset
Limnophila Hippuroides
Microsorum Trident Mini
Rotala H'ra
Windelov Javafern


[FISH / INRERTEBRATES]
Poecilia Wingei
Sahyadria denisonii
Planorbella duryi

[AQUARIUM TANK / SUBSTRATE MATERIAL]
UNS Controsoil

[FILTRATION SYSTEM / FILTER MEDIA]
60 gallon DIY Sump

[LIGHTING SYSTEM / CO₂ SYSTEM]
3x NETLEA AT6 PRO

[ADDITIVES / LIQUID FERTILIZERS]
DIY