Zig..... as I've already said, I think you have done a fantastic job of explaining and promoting the E.I.
I know you have stressed the point about CO2 several times already. I would just like to remind everyone how important it is. CO2 levels must be kept at, or around 30 mg/l, for the whole lighting period. Those with pressurised CO2 can turn it off at night if they wish. Tom Barr does this. Failure to maintain a decent CO2 level could result in a major algae outbreak.
Best of luck to all those starting out with the E.I.
If you stay within the guidelines I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised.
I know you have stressed the point about CO2 several times already. I would just like to remind everyone how important it is. CO2 levels must be kept at, or around 30 mg/l, for the whole lighting period. Those with pressurised CO2 can turn it off at night if they wish. Tom Barr does this. Failure to maintain a decent CO2 level could result in a major algae outbreak.
Best of luck to all those starting out with the E.I.
If you stay within the guidelines I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised.







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