Can I add electromagnetic valve to bio CO2?

[PeaP]

Hello.
Can I add electromagnetic valve to bio CO2?
I don't want to put it out of the tank every night and than back in, it is totally useless...will it work does anyone have it like this...I really want a timer but I don't want pressurized co2 because my aquarium is near the ceramic cooking plate
Thanks

 

[Mudminnow]

Can I add electromagnetic valve

Are you talking about a solenoid valve?

to bio CO2?

What is bio CO2? Are you talking about DIY CO2 using a yeast reactor?

I don't want to put it out of the tank every night and than back in, it is totally useless

What is "it"?

...will it work does anyone have it like this...

What is "it" and "this"?

I really want a timer but I don't want pressurized co2 because my aquarium is near the ceramic cooking plate
Thanks

 

[PeaP]

Are you talking about a solenoid valve?

What is bio CO2? Are you talking about DIY CO2 using a yeast reactor?

What is "it"?

What is "it" and "this"?

Yes, bio co2 is from yeast and sugar, but I didn't make it myself it is from JBL...with it I meant the difuzor...like this------with electromagnetic valve/solenoid valve...both terms are right...

 

[Mudminnow]

Yes, bio co2 is from yeast and sugar, but I didn't make it myself it is from JBL...with it I meant the difuzor...like this------with electromagnetic valve/solenoid valve...both terms are right...

Ok. Thanks for clarifying.

In my opinion, yeast reactors are not worth the trouble. They can be messy, require constant upkeep, and often cause issues related to unstable CO2 levels. You can have a beautiful, planted tank without injected CO2 of any sort. So, if you really don't want to use a pressurized CO2 system, I think you're better off not injecting CO2 at all.