With the “Bulb” aquarium bubble counter you can easily count the amount of CO2 bubbles going into your tank. Ideal for the correct adjustment of your CO2!
This bubble counter is a small investment with a big impact, because you will have better control over the amount of CO2 going into your aquarium. And that in turn means better CO2 for your plants and safer for your fish.
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Do you want to know how many bubbles of CO2 you should add to your tank so that you can keep the amount of CO2 nice and constant and your plants can grow optimally?
Do you want to avoid gassing your fish by accidentally adjusting your needle valve incorrectly?
This “Bulb” CO2 bubble counter can help you with that. Just fill it with some water, install it on the CO2 hose … and you’re done. And it looks pretty stylish too!
Good CO2 is important for a healthy planted aquarium, but unfortunately it can also be dangerous.
Now suppose: you are replacing your CO2 bottle and you accidentally open the needle valve a little more than usual, which means you are actually adding a lot more CO2 than before. This can be dangerous for your fish, because if you add too much CO2, you can suffocate them.
Fortunately, if you connect this glass bubble counter to your CO2 hose, you can prevent this from happening. By knowing how many bubbles per second (or minute) you are adding to your aquarium, you can check that the number of bubbles is correct every time you replace your CO2 cylinder.
A lot safer than adjusting at random, right?
Being made 100% of borosilicate glass, the “Bulb” aquarium bubble counter is very bright in color and also extra strong compared to cheaper bubble counters.
Moreover, its beautiful round shape makes it truly unique and an added value to your entire CO2 kit. You wouldn’t want to hide something like that in a cluttered aquarium cabinet, would you?
Not sure if you are adding enough CO2 to your tank? Or you want to invest in a CO2 pressure regulator, but you can’t see the wood for the trees anymore? Or you have algae or other problems?
Fine, you can download one of my many e-books or read my strategies on the blog.
A guideline I use myself for planted tanks:
Liquid fertilizers 
Soil & more 
Dry salts 
Regulators & kits 
Dissolving CO2 
Measure & test CO2 
CO2 cylinders 
Scissors 
Tweezers 
Complete kits 
