16 Feet of JARDLI CO2-Proof Aquarium Tubing Review

Best option for CO2 hose. Stiffer than I would like but works well and doesn't kink. Depending on what you're applying, you may need to warm it up by immersing the tip in boiling water for 5 seconds.

Great product. Super hard and tough. Expands to fit only the heated tip of the hose. Overall a great product for my CO2 tank. Holds up well and doesn't leak. A+ for JARDLI product

What can I say, this is a snorkel that simply works and should not "leak" CO2. It's a bit stiffer than a regular air hose but works well. Came with some suction cups to help keep it where it needs to be.

Works well, a little stiff and not as flexible as the ones I've had before but flexible enough to work with. Nice solid color and I think the connection is great because I have great CO2 with it.

This hose looks and feels good but is very thick. My wife and I had to use a hair dryer to heat the ends to attach the check valves and regulator for the CO2 kit. In the near future we will look for other hoses to replace them.

Installed in my aquarium at the end of August, in October it had 1000 pinpricks. I was wondering if my tank was having trouble, not all the petrol going through the line, I thought it was a diffuser or my CO2 check was off, the bubble meter was reading fine, the tank was running on the low side. Waste of gas and money, although what worries me more is that I wasted my time on this pipe. It's bloody hard to get my diffuser or one-way valves off, even with boiling hot water. Wouldn't use it for…

I have used this hose to replace some cheap air hoses I have used previously. The old tube was not CO2 protected and that was obvious. This tube is 100% CO2 safe based on current specifications. It's a lot stiffer than an airplane tube, which makes installation a little more difficult, but not too bad. When I turned on my ESC, I set the bubble counter to 1 bps (bubbles per second) and holy cow! The CO2 output to my tank looked like probably triple the amount of gas I saw coming out of my…

For CO2 distribution in aquariums with diffusers you absolutely need CO2 certified air hoses to withstand higher pressure requirements. A standard aquarium air hose will only work if you blow bubbles into your filter's air inlet or use some other low-pressure approach to CO2 injection. The reason I can't give this 5 stars is simple. With CO2 on, it takes about ten minutes for the diffusers to start bubbling. There are no leaks in the system. When the CO2 is turned off, it will continue to…