Review on 🐠 Optimized MagTool 4L CO2 Generator System for Aquarium: Reactor Kit with Regulator and Needle Valve (600-800g Raw Material) by Tina Brown

I built an aquarium with plants and of course it takes a few hundred dollars in initial investment. A friend suggested a low tech route that cost me dead plants and fish due to algal blooms. I have tried small kits of Fluval Co2 and once it exploded in my ear and another time it exploded in the tubes. Yes, I followed the instructions. After monthly calculating the cost of replacing those mini tanks and the constant hassles that come with it every time. Lonely. Day. I figured it would cost me over $375 a year to run this tank on this track. So I did a lot of research and found this 4 liter tank - the biggest I could find - and went with it. I installed it with the ingredients and it worked right away. Read and follow the instructions carefully and take your time. Focus! With a timer ⏲ this tank works by itself every day with amazing results. For small river tanks, it would take my tank 4 days to reach reasonable CO2 levels, this tank produced less than 24 hours. No more algal blooms, no more dead fish, no more frustration. Crystal clear water, flowering plants and healthy fish. When in doubt about an investment, do it now! The refill cost is only $8 every 2 months if you buy the ingredients in bulk. It's very accessible. I will definitely buy another set for my large aquarium and turn it into a beautiful underwater Japanese garden. That's not difficult. Follow the instructions and you can get a high-tech tank in less than an hour. Fulfill your water dreams ✨ UPDATE: As soon as they were refilled, we immediately bought another one. Super easy setup. We put this in 35 gallons with 3 bladders, we're second and it turned green (good CO2 levels) by the end of day one. I will buy more plants and decorate my aquarium. Very happy!