Make a Simple CO2 for Aquascape

One of the essential components to make Aquascape is CO2 gas. Almost all plants Aquascape require additional CO2 in the water. So, for this occasion, I will introduce the steps to create a simple CO2. The following steps,

1. Prepare: Two bottles of mineral (big and small) , hoses (Selang), yeast (ragi), sugar (gula), and diffuser.
2. Assemble and connect the large bottle and a small bottle with a hose, where the hose on a large bottle not dive into the water and dive in a small bottle. its function is to circulate air in a large bottle into the water in small bottles.
3. Next, connect the small bottle into the air in a tank that ends mounted diffuser.
4. Finally, fill a large bottle with a solution: warm water, yeast and sugar, fill a small bottle with warm water. finished.

 Picture 1. CO2 circuit scheme

Thank you for reading, good luck.

Recognize Aquascape Moss

The Dutch style does not imply the use of wood, rocks and other hard scape materials, but focus on growth and arrangement of aquatic plants. So, the components required are types of moss plants. Make Aquascape moss is not so difficult, because moss can grow with or without CO2. But the most important thing to make Aquascape moss is to maintain the cold temperature in the aquascape around 26-27 Celsius. The following types of moss plants you need to know.

a. Taxiphyllum barbieri (Java Moss)

    2. Fissidens fontanus (U.S Fissidens)

 

3.Frontinalis antipyretica (Willow Moss)

4. Isopterygium sp (Taiwan Moss)

5. Leptodictyum riparium (Stringy Moss)

6.Taxiphyllum sp. (Flame Moss)

7.Taxiphyllum sp. (Spiky Moss)

8.Vesicularia dubyana (Singapore Moss)

9.Vesicularia ferriei (Weeping Moss)

10.Vesicularia montagnei (Chirstmas Moss)

11.Vesicularia reticulata (Erect Moss)

12.Riccardia graeffei (Mini Pelia)

The Dutch style does not imply the use of wood, rocks and other hardscape materials. The main focus is placed upon the growth and arrangement of aquatic plants. - See more at: http://aquascapinglove.com/basics/the-dutch-aquarium/#sthash.zlwOErzi.dpuf

The Dutch style does not imply the use of wood, rocks and other hardscape materials. The main focus is placed upon the growth and arrangement of aquatic plants. - See more at: http://aquascapinglove.com/basics/the-dutch-aquarium/#sthash.zlwOErzi.dpuf

The Dutch style does not imply the use of wood, rocks and other hardscape materials. The main focus is placed upon the growth and arrangement of aquatic plants. - See more at: http://aquascapinglove.com/basics/the-dutch-aquarium/#sthash.zlwOErzi.dpuf