🐠 Efficient U.P. Aqua CO2 Inline Atomizer for Aquarium: 3/4-Inch - 16/22mm Review

Bought 4 pieces at different times. Each time hoping it was just a fluke the damn thing leaking after a few months of use. The plastic housing is leaking after a few months. But the atomizer works. If they just used a stainless steel or glass case, this thing would be a beast. Otherwise, you'll have to replace leaky parts every few months.

Yes, it works fine, but it can be disassembled. Where it connects to your CO2, the tubing is plastic. We all know (or now you should 😜) that you should use silicone hoses as regular air hoses become brittle and break/leak from the use of CO2. The same applies to this connection point (and this part cannot be replaced). Mine broke after 6 months making this product trash. When you install something built-in, it's extremely difficult to remove or replace. Don't waste money.

Do not purchase. This vaporizer is cheap/poorly made or both. Immediately after installation, all of the CO2 and water came out for me. I closed my tank, JB welded the leaking seams and put it back when JB's weld seized. It worked for 2 1/2 months before further marks appeared in the atomizer. Now I had to solder the whole JB which means I can't take it apart to clean it. Now I have to switch to a normal syringe. If you care about your plants and fish, stay away from this or any other UP…

This product will eventually crack your tank and empty it to the bottom! Water began to flow from a crack in the fuselage, which flowed to the ground via a hose. In an attempt to diagnose and determine what was going on, the crack got worse and aquarium water started spurting out. If you buy this product you are making a very bad life choice. If you risk it for some idiotic reason, make sure you've set up the drip loops properly and got the electronics out of the way or it could burn your house

I purchased this product a while ago. I set it to maybe 48 hours and noticed a CO2 leak. I tested it with soapy water and the bottom where they added a way to take out the ceramic part was the reason it was leaking. I thought it might be one of the threads I read about on the forums, but it was hacked in a way that couldn't be fixed in the view around the thread part. I wanted to send it back but I'm a very busy person and didn't have time to do so. I would advise you to look for an older model

This CO2 diffuser works great and is aesthetically pleasing as it connects to the outlet tube of your filter giving you one less fixture in your aquarium. I bought 5 for my 4 cylinders (1 extra charge for emergency replacement and cleaning). These diffusers are actually more fragile than me. One arrived broken, which RelaxButy kindly replaced. I broke one separating it from the filter tube. Be careful when removing them as they are quite fragile. Please check the product immediately upon…

I have bought three of these units. Everything came as shown in the picture, so far so good. When installed, two of the three leaked slightly around the connector in the case itself. I managed to fix one with plumber. It's still leaking and I'll have to replace it eventually. The second block was leaking. Since the case is translucent, you can see that the air intake is screwed in. I tried tightening the input tip and the damn thing broke. I didn't really try that hard. I am not sure if these…

Works great so far. Stick it in the outlet of my Fluval 306 canister. Much better than using a diffuser in an algae growing tank. Very easy to set up and install. Bought a Fluval rubber hose adapter and a check valve to keep water from getting back into my solenoid and that's it! Update: My original started leaking about 8 months after purchase. I noticed that my CO2 tank was getting emptied fairly quickly and when I refilled the tank and plugged it in I heard a very slight hiss coming from the