IS THIS THE CO2 SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE? I've Never Seen Anything Like This Before

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[MJAquascaping]

Skip or buy? Comment down below! Also don't forget to like the video! 😇

[GreenAquaShop]

Used this device for more than 6 months now on multiple tanks. Same as you MJ. Some things we like some others we're not so much. A very strong V1 release, but looking for future improvement based on user feedback.

[Nicolas-hheg]

I am happy to introduce a video of this product that I am currently using in Korea.
When I first encountered this product, it was a whole new world for me. In the situation where the calcium reactor is used, the amount of Co2 supply according to the weather
Co2 supply and stop are automatically adjusted according to the ph setting value in a car that is not constant...
It has been used well so far, and it is strongly recommended for precise operation.😀😀😀

[indn]

This made my low tech 10 gallon setup look like a preschool science experiment

[monlegaspi]

Im just happy that our hobby is evolving 😊👌

[眞상남자]

It's a personal opinion, but I can't hear the noise if don't focus. It's true that it's heavy, I think it's not plastic. You should use something like a fire extinguisher stand.

[Pinkhams]

Looks like it will have its place in the community, but looks like a lot of work. The companies VR aquarium camera looks like fun though. Thanks for all the great videos!

[ikanpari]

trying new things is what making this hobby so much fun

[bigo]

I think it looks amazing and has a bunch of settings that look fun to dial in. A bit more high tech than my planted tanks but for the right user this looks great.

[daijoubu]

There's high tech and outer space tech, props to South Korea 👌👌

[fudhailiyyad]

This device is really cool and very convenient

[elzonn]

As cool as it is with the features the whole point of the tank for me is to get away from the screen. Great vid as always!!

[emberframe]

This looks amazing, if it was available and like 15% less I would buy these

[jc]

nice review, one thing i noticed is that there seems to be a lot of wires attached to it. i have too many wires as it is, and it seems like it really isn't adding that many variables to manage, the PH thing is pretty cool, but if you still have to manage the timer, i'm not sure how this is very beneficial. With a smart plug I can already time my co2 solenoid and after some monitoring I can get it to come on and turn off at an ideal point to keep co2 levels fairly stable.

I don't know if such a sensor exists or if it is possible, but instead of sensing ph, it would be nice to sense co2 levels in the water, and just set the desired co2 level and keep it stable. This would allow the user to do away with schedules and bubble counters and everything else. Just set the desired co2 level and allow the system to hold it steady. This system seems fancy, but doesn't really solve the age old problem of keeping stable co2 levels in the tank in a simple way, has too many wires, its bulky, makes noise, is very expensive, and it also doesn't really make sense to me to have a touch screen. Just control it from the phone! It would also be nice if this unit would have a way to control a fert/chem dosing system of some sort. Seems like a big electronic to be dedicated purely to ph detection and co2 delivery.

[somvanshipriya]

I've been waiting for this product.

[Pastronomer]

I love this sort of thing and would definitely look into it. I hate how inaccurate bubble counters and drop checkers are so I'm after something like this. Shame I can't find where to buy it and how much it costs!

[jammohd]

Hi, I love all your vids, especially the experiments you do. I have an idea but I have no way to test it on my setup, maybe you do. So the experiment is to test whether you can increase the natural CO2 production using 2 aquariums connected like 1 main aquarium and a large sump, where you can have inverted lighting schedules e.g when the main aquarium light is on the sump light is off (this can be done in a cupboard under that main tank) and vice versa. The question is, will this method boost the co2 levels in the aquarium? Resulting in better growth of plants. Maybe one day you can test. Of course the both tanks needs to be heavily planted to produce the co2 in the dark cycle. The idea is for the dark tank to produce the co2 for the other tank to use.

[MichaelClark-uwex]

Nice device, I can see where it could help people with very demanding plants or low populations of animals.
Been thinking about CO2 for a long time but don't think it would really help me.
I have multiple planted tanks that grow like the Amazon jungle with no CO2, if they grew any stronger I think they would take over the world.

[_yeahbaby]

great looking machine, I use the milwaukee ph controller MC122 pro and a co2 reactor for my 180gal tank. Does the same as this unit ..only this looks nicer. I would now buy the Milwaukee MC125 PRO 2-in-1 Digital pH / ORP instead if I was to do it again. So if this brand wants to improve their product they should include ORP reading as well (not controller but reader).

[sergeiz.]

Depends on the cost of the unit. Cheaper units probably give the same results in the end :)