the camera on my phone doesn't have the option to adjust the size of pictures taken. But my CO2 Setup is pretty basic. 5lb tank, Milwaukee regulator with bubble counter, a check valve, and a rinox diffuser. The only problems I've had so far are with the PH the CO2 lowers it to almost 6.0 from almost 7.0. It bothers me. I don't like to use pH up products because quick changes in pH more often than not leave me with dead fish. Especially having a Puffer. He's already stress due to the low pH. I need to find a natural buffer to raise my levels. Ideally I'd like to be right around 7.6. High enough to accommodate the puff and low enough to not upset my other fish. And before anyone gets on me about having a puffer in with other fish, He's very mellow and hasn't shown aggression towards any of his tank mates. With the exception of one White cloud who tries to take shrimp out of his mouth. But that's his own dumbass fault lol.
. But i can see the potential. I'm debating on setting up a third tank. My Dad has an empty 29 in the garage and its so hard to resist the temptation to fill it with new wiggles.
