CO2 Diffuser Glass Reactor for Aquarium Planted Tank (CO2 Diffuser)

While installing the diffuser it broke in two, I guess it's a bit more delicate than I thought. It was my fault, but it did slightly cut my wrist. I'm sure it works great, and I will update the review once I receive the new one that I just ordered. Edit: I got the second one a few days ago, and I can already see an improvement in the health of my aquarium plants due to the extra co2. This breaks up the co2 into tiny bubbles before it enters the water column, and by putting something like a plant leaf a few inches above it the large majority of co2 gets dissolved into the water. This diffuser is amazing for the price.

I had hopes since there were many good reviews. However, it didn’t work at all. I tried a few suggestions and tips on here as well as online but it never worked at all. The pressure needed was way too high for a diy or a co2 tank. The hoses kept popping off and I lost a lot of co2 from my tank. Not worth it, you’re better off purchasing a slightly more expensive one but will actually work.

First time with implementing co2, Tried to pump air into it and blow into it as many to no avail. Soaked for 1 day, made my sugar yeast recipe with a little baking soda to speed things up and started bubbling within about 20 minutes. Came with suction cup dog ate it. it does have to pressurize first so be careful if trying to move it after as the tube connection is a weak point. Other than that works great!

The glass piece itself is fine works well but the suction cup that comes with it is terrible. As you can see in the picture the bottom suction cup that came with it is popped off. It pops off with any slight movement of the air line i ended up adding a better suction cups i already had

I am actually at a loss for words. I bought 5. FIVE different co2 diffusers from this company and NONE of them worked. I’m not sure if they’re clogged or if the ceramic disks are just not porous enough, but not one of the diffusers bubbled at all. When I put two diffusers connected to my air pump, the air has no where to go and makes a super weird noise like the pump is gonna explode. There is zero airflow. I do not recommend these at all. I have yet to receive a working diffuser.

I have a planted 20 gal. tank w/nano fish, shrimp, and snails, and I'm doing homemade CO2 for it. This little diffuser is perfect! I attached it to the hose and it started sending out a stream of bubbles within an hour. I have a lot of plants, and they look great. Love it!

Looks nice, but I snapped it during install. Could not get it to produce bubbles from a DIY CO2 reactor.

After reading previous reviews on here, I was skeptical, but I went ahead with it anyway. So many people claimed nothing comes out unless your pumping out a higher number of bubbles per second, and after setting mine up I have no clue what they’re even talking about… first of all, just like with my regular air stones, I soaked it in a cup of primed water overnight. This ensures even, tiny bubbles instead of just a random big ones… after a minute of no bubbles (I’m a very impatient person lol) I upped my co2 from 1 bubble every 2 seconds to idk maybe 5-6, which pushed out a co2 bubble down the tube within seconds, and whalla! I quickly adjusted my flow back down, and the diffuser retained the steady stream of bubbles from that point on 🤷🏻‍♀️

DOES NOT WORK. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS

Was not able to release bubbles through the diffuser. Considerable pressure was build up each time I tried which in the end instead led to leakage from connecting point from the tube and the diffuser. Replaced with a different diffuser and had no issues. This one goes in the bin..