Review on 🌿 Rhinox Nano CO2 Diffuser: Hassle-Free Setup for Healthy Aquarium Plants with Pressurized CO2 - Ideal for Tanks Under 20 Gallon by Jacqueline Jenkins

I have a couple of these to add some carbon dioxide to a couple of my tanks. are excellent for handicrafts and are inexpensive. They work for a pressurized one too, but if you're going to spend money on a pressurized one, I'd probably spend a little more for a better one. one seems to spit out bigger bubbles than the other. When it comes time to recharge my yeast setup I will soak them in bleach. This usually seems to open them up a bit more and give the CO2 more escape routes. Let the bleach sit at full strength for about an hour (do this once a month anyway, all diffusers clog over time), then shake out the bleach, rinse and repeat a few times, then dive Put it in a strong dechlorinating solution and rinse some more. My only complaint is that the package says it comes with 2 suction cups but there is only 1. To their credit, the suction cups are much better than the included diffusers which I ordered from ebay which were more expensive. can not say how cups with acrylic. Some of the cheap mugs will etch acrylic so be careful. happened to one of my cheap ale cup tanks that came with a different diffuser.