DIY CO2 Generator for Aquarium Plants | Cheap & Easy Citric Acid + Baking Soda Setup скачать в хорошем качестве

DIY CO2 Generator for Aquarium Plants | Cheap & Easy Citric Acid + Baking Soda Setup

Want to boost your aquascape plant growth without spending a fortune on expensive CO2 systems? 🌱🐟 In this video, I’ll show you how to make your own DIY CO2 generator for a freshwater aquarium using just citric acid, baking soda, and two plastic carbonated bottles. This experiment is safe, affordable, and beginner-friendly, perfect for aquascape hobbyists who want healthier plants and a more vibrant fish tank. 💧 What you’ll need: 2 plastic carbonated bottles 125g citric acid 125g baking soda Freshwater DIY CO2 Kit (metal) Flow control, CO2 tubing, Y/T connector Weighted pendants, one-way check valve DIY bubble counter, DIY diffuser, suction caps Digital scale, spoon, plastic containers Water measuring cup Scissors 30x20x20 cm fish tank (for testing) 👉 Watch until the end for the testing results in a real aquarium and see how the bubbles transform plant growth! If you enjoy aquascaping experiments like this, don’t forget to LIKE 👍, COMMENT 💬, and SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more DIY aquarium hacks. Related Videos: DIY CO2 Generator with Yeast & Sugar Experiment:    • DIY CO2 Generator with Yeast & Sugar | Eas...   How to Maximize Distribution of CO2 in Aquascape:    • How to Maximize Distribution of CO2 in Aqu...   Making DIY CO2 diffuser and bubble counter from syringe and cotton:    • How to make DIY CO2 diffuser and bubble co...   #DIYAquariumCO2 #AquascapePlants #DIYCO2Generator #AquariumHacks #FreshwaterAquarium #AquascapingTips #AquariumDIY #FishTankCO2 #CO2ForPlants #BudgetAquascape