3 biggest concerns about carbon dioxide in the planted tank

Have you been thinking about CO2 for your planted tank but hesitant to make the jump? Follow along as I cover the three biggest concerns that people have about using CO2 in their planted aquariums! 💦🌿
Check out this tutorial on setting up a CO2 system ⬇️
• A Step by Step Guide t...
Learn about why CO2 is so important for plants, as well as a couple other factors ⬇️
• 3 Best Practices for K...
Chapters 📖
00:00 - Background
00:45 - Do you need CO2 for a planted tank?
01:11 - 1) It's not natural
02:52 - 2) It's dangerous
05:31 - 3) It's expensive
Let me know if you have any questions. Drop a comment if you enjoyed the video!
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[@Xizario2]

One more option for CO2 is the Vinegar+BakingSoda.
This is usefull if you live in distant area where you dont have local place to refill CO2 bottles, and at the same time it is more reliable than the sugar+yeast and it is medium pressure and can be regulated.

[@freshflowaquatics]

Good to know. Next time I make a DIY CO2 set, I'll have to try that. Thanks for sharing!

[@bretfrd5613]

Thanks so much!

[@freshflowaquatics]

No problem, hope it helped!!

[@theTimatoHouse]

Very helpful! I need to check out your how-to video on setting a CO2 system up.

[@Xizario2]

If CO2 leaks all at once, it will become Dry-Ice. It needs ton of energy to be heated to become gass and it is slow process, takes hours. Even if you manage to melt it all at once 1kg of CO2 in room with 3x3x4 meters will bearly double the normal CO2 concentrarion and still be in the safe limits.
On Avarage, human exhale 0.7kg of CO2 per day. If you can live whole day in that room without opening a window, then 1kg CO2 bottle is not a problem.

[@freshflowaquatics]

Sounds like you know a lot on the topic, thanks.