🌱 Enhance Your Aquarium Plant Growth with JARDLI Music Glass CO2 Diffuser (2'' for Tanks Beyond 75 Gallons) Review

worked well for about 48 hours then a little more for a few days until it stopped working completely. I'm not sure how this product is doing the reviews I'm seeing here.

We've been using it for about a month. It does a good job of making CO2 microbubbles for our planted aquarium. Every week on cleaning day I soak it in hydrogen peroxide and give the white ceramic a good wipe and it still looks good.

This is a very good diffuser, very well made and the bubbles come out like mist, the only bad thing was the suction cups, they kept coming off the tank glass so I replaced them with the, The ones I had came in a foam box, definitely worth the money

Please note: this item requires a large amount of baking soda and citric acid to operate. (1st run required 200 mL of both and 300 mL of water). You also need those white top diffusers. Well done. Looks damn cool. Works perfectly. Although it should be filled quite a bit.

Great product, works in my 180 gallon aquarium. Very strong, and we will build! I can say that it is almost rebuilt, it will take a long time. I've had other instances of the stem breaking. I didn't fall for this product at all. I will order another one for my other aquarium. Thanks again for another quality product!

I bought this because my previous diffuser produced bubbles that were too big. This one works well for the level of CO2 I'm spraying in my 75 gallon tank. Probably not suitable for tanks under 50 or 60 gallons. The CO2 I use doesn't even use the entire surface area to create bubbles, meaning 2 inches is for larger tanks. Otherwise work well, small bubbles, definitely "fog". It goes without saying, but - it's glass and therefore fragile.

I was very happy with this diffuser until today I noticed a floating hose coming loose from the diffuser. First I tried a new hose, but after a few minutes the hose came free. I then removed a small amount of surface algae and returned it to the tank. A few minutes later the same, the hose was released. I use about one bubble per second and so far have been very happy with how it works. I'm not sure if this is the best practice to solve this problem.

It works but not as well as other diffusers I've used. I didn't like how big the surface area was and yet the bubbles only come out in a very small spot. It seems it might just be the size of this area. There are too many bubbles sitting on the surface of the water and I even pointed the filter drain directly at the bubble flow. This helps, but doesn't eliminate the appearance of bubbles everywhere. The other downside is that it's essentially a large bowl to collect anything floating in your…