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When I crack the valve it bubbles like crazy, just a crack is like 5 bubbles off the bat. How do you know when diffuser (plastic piece) is full of CO2?It must be like the Fluval 88g I once used....Expensive toy...
Attach the diffuser at one end of an airline and the "regulator" at the other end. Place the diffuser deep in the tank. Close the knob on the regulator (counter clock-wise). Screw in the regulator on the canister all the way. A pin will depress the valve on the cylinder and CO2 will enter the regulator, the needle on the guage will go up. Slowly open the knob. Half a turn. Wait 5-10 minutes. Look for bubbles out of the diffuser and adjust if needed.
I have no idea what kind of diffuser that is...Can you take a picture and post it? What is the other diffuser for?When I crack the valve it bubbles like crazy, just a crack is like 5 bubbles off the bat. How do you know when diffuser (plastic piece) is full of CO2?