Co2 Tablet 100/ Bottle

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The CO2 tablet provides a quick and convenient way to dose your aquarium with a timed-release source of CO2 gas - no bottle or regulator is needed. Use one tablet per day for every 8 gallons of water. One bottle will last a 10-gallon tank for up to 100 days! Quick and easy way to provide CO2 in your aquarium. Helps stabilize pH and combat nuisance algae. 100 tablets.

Why you need Co2 Tablet

CO2 Helps Limit Excessive Algae Growth. If you can increase the amount of light that you provide an aquarium that is planted and more plants will have the potential to thrive and grow however, they also require additional nutrients to meet the intensity of light. If the light, nutrient levels, and CO2 levels in the aquarium aren't matched to each other, the tank isn't "balanced" and the health of the plants could be negatively affected. In the event that plants have difficulty making it through and thriving, the algae will profit from the circumstances and get beyond control. In the event that your tank is not adequately stocked with CO2, adding a CO2 injection can boost the health of your plants and increase growth dramatically when combined with the right lighting and fertilizer. If plants are flourishing with all the elements they require algae have little chance of being able to compete with the plants for light and nutrients. CO2 is utilized for photosynthesis. Have you heard of the phrase "carbon is the underlying element of all life"? It's not only applicable to animals such as us, however, but it's also applicable to plants too. Plants require carbon in order to carry out photosynthesis and to produce the food they need for themselves. This is a fundamental need, whether CO2 gas is introduced in the tank. In low-tech tanks plant, the plants use 3-5% percent (parts of a million) of CO2 naturally produced by the exchange of gas at the surface and from animal respiration. Certain plants are capable of using the bicarbonate compound and carbonate (KH) in the water as sources of carbon for photosynthesis however this takes greater energy and effort from plants when compared to the CO2 gas. In high-tech aquariums where CO2 is ad hoc dispersed into the aquarium to supply plenty of carbon "food" for plants, and to encourage growth. If combined with the right illumination as well as fertilization methods, CO2 injection could provide plants with the best chance to thrive and grow rapidly inside an aquarium.