“Regular” glass bubble counter

Want to measure how many bubbles of CO2 you add to your aquarium? The “Regular” bubble counter makes this easy for you!

  • Made from borosilicate glass: stronger than other glass models
  • Supplied with suction cups and free glass check valve
  • Beautifully finished, looks super elegant on your aquarium

Ideal for adjusting your CO2 and adds a nice design element to your tank.

Original price was: €12,00.Current price is: €6,00.

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THE KEY BENEFITS

Made of strong glass

Elegant model

Super elegant design

Terugslagventiel

With free check valve

Easily count the CO2 bubbles

What’s handy about a good aquarium bubble counter is that you can easily count how many bubbles of CO2 you add to your aquarium per second or per minute. This makes it easy to determine how many bubbles of CO2 your aquarium needs.

A guideline I personally use for planted aquariums: 1 bubble per second for a 100-liter aquarium, 2 bubbles per second for a 200-liter aquarium, …

You’ve changed your CO2 cylinder and now you’ve lost the old setting again? No problem, just turn your needle valve on your CO2 pressure regulator until your bubble counter shows the number of bubbles per second or minute you were using before.

Easy, right?

Stylish bubble counter

What I particularly like about this glass bubble counter is that it just looks extremely stylish.

Plus, it’s made of borosilicate glass so not only does it sparkle and look nice and clear, but it’s also stronger than cheaper glass bubble counters.

It comes complete with 2 sturdy suction cups + glass check valve so you can attach it nicely to your aquarium and always keep an eye on the CO2.

Need advice for your aquarium?

Don’t know how much CO2 to add? Or you have a question about your CO2 system, aquarium plants or anything else? No problem, read one of my extensive articles on my blog or download a free e-book!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do you connect the bubble counter?

  1. Connect the check valve to the bubble counter
  2. Hold the bubble counter (top) & check valve (bottom) straight
  3. Fill the bubble counter with water via a syringe
  4. Connect the bubble counter to your diffuser via a flexible CO2 hose
  5. Ready

How many bubbles do I set for my aquarium?

A guideline I use myself for planted aquariums:

  • 1 bubble per second for a 100 liter aquarium
  • 2 bubbles per second for a 200 liter aquarium

WHAT DO OTHERS SAY ABOUT THE REGULAR BUBBLE COUNTER?