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I just received a Drop Checker, Mr. Aqua Reactor/Bubble Counter (long tube with twisted glass tube inside) and bubble fluid from Green Leaf Aquariums. I was surprised to find that there were no directions on setting up this bubble counter but GLA was contacted and that problem was solved. Now I would like to know how much of the bubble fluid I need to add to this specific bubble counter?
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You need to leave enough space at the top of the bubble counter for the CO2 to get into the tube without pushing the fluid with it. Usually about 3/4" or so, but I'm not sure on your bubble counter.
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