Adding Humidity to CO2 Scrubber

I show how to make a humidity chamber for your CO2 scrubber. This is a CO2 scrubber for a saltwater aquarium reef tank, that I use to increase my PH to 8.3. I live in a dry climate so the water you ad to the scrubber evaporates quicker than the CO2 media gets used up.
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$25 - 5 piece step drill bit set with 50 different sizes:
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[@charlesstrachan6781]

holy crap ,just about choked -on my wink wink "tabaco" pipe as you said that, perfect timing!! efin priceless! lol

[@werdz]

This worked great! Thanks!

[@Theaquaplex]

How far down do you place the hose into the water bottle?

[@TheDesertraptor]

My CO2 scrubber bubbles just like a sheesha ;)

[@torontoraptors2107]

Just subd. Any update on this?

[@reefingainteasy3754]

It worked great when I had it, made it so I never needed to add water at the bottom of the chamber. I switched to a recirculating CO2 scrubber and added a jumbo chamber & solenoid . Really like that because now my PH stays at 8.3 and I don't have to change my media much and it last way way way longer.

[@torontoraptors2107]

@@reefingainteasy3754 thank u brother. Yeah i saw your vids. All great! Im still learning. This is my first saltwater after quiting from freshwater long time. I think im gonna try your set up. Thanks again brother!

[@ipscjoe]

The tube is above the water not submerged correct???