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22 Jan 2012 16:48 #10692 by Alohagirl007
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Ive ordered sweet water air diffuser from Aquatice Eco-System, Inc, and its made of fiber-glass silica, is this okay? Also any suggestions on where to get the correct tubing? Im also finding very difficult to find the right type of container for storage of finish product.

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22 Jan 2012 18:36 #10700 by fourfingerz
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Read the topic below about my experience with the AS1 diffuser. The problem I encountered was with the plastic fitting not the stone itself.

www.genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=28&id=10565&Itemid=66
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22 Jan 2012 20:03 #10711 by pam
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I store mine in bottles gotten from Container Packaging Supply www.containerandpackaging.com/

You may want to read some of the other threads on CDS - right now we're discussing some issues with the plastic barb on the sweetwater stones -

For tubing, you can use glass tubing, you can use silicone tubing, you can use HDPE - I find HDPE too stiff but am exploring other options - silicone tubing, there's a tubing at the same place we found the sweetwater air stones - The tubing I do NOT suggest is vinyl tubing (I've used it).
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