using yeast method for c02 have a queastiion.

Z

z4qqqbs

Well-Known Member
i got it in a milk gallon...its bubbling and everything...u can see it but u can hear it. and the sides of the gallon look like a soda with the bubbles on the sides. but the tube u have set up doesnt seem to have any c02 running to the plants...i light a match to see it the co2 would put it out...didnt so im wondering what i mabey did wrong?
 
think2toke

think2toke

Well-Known Member
z4qqqbs said:
i got it in a milk gallon...its bubbling and everything...u can see it but u can hear it. and the sides of the gallon look like a soda with the bubbles on the sides. but the tube u have set up doesnt seem to have any c02 running to the plants...i light a match to see it the co2 would put it out...didnt so im wondering what i mabey did wrong?
Click to expand...
I'm sure its working. In my aquarium is use about a quarter teaspoon of yeast and two cups of sugar. Its almost unnoticeable but i have a diffuser were the bubbles run out. What kind of mix are you using.
 
Z

z4qqqbs

Well-Known Member
fleischmann's rapidrise *highly active* is in word art lol then yeast...all natural....net we.1/4 oz (7g)....got lazy and poured the whole thing in my gallon
 
grind

grind

Well-Known Member
your wasting your time man
just blow a few breaths into the room and that would provide more CO2 then that yeast mixture.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top