UNS Pro Dual Stage CO2 Regulator

UNS Pro Dual Stage CO2 Regulator
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🛠️ UNS PRO Dual Stage CO2 Regulator
Upgrade your planted aquarium setup with the UNS PRO Dual Stage CO2 Regulator, designed for precision and versatility. With dual gauges to monitor both working pressure and tank gas pressure, this regulator offers accurate control for a thriving planted tank. The stunning space grey finish fits seamlessly into any aquarium cabinet, while the failsafe mechanism prevents any unwanted end-of-tank dump. A new feature—the bubble counter manifold—allows you to split CO2 supplies across multiple tanks, making it perfect for hobbyists with multiple aquariums.
✅ Key Features:
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Dual Gauges
Keep track of both working pressure and tank pressure to ensure your CO2 levels remain consistent. -
Built-in Solenoid
Automatically turns CO2 supply on and off during the aquarium's light cycle, saving gas and energy. -
Bubble Counter Manifold
Split your CO2 supply between multiple planted aquariums with ease. Each tank gets the right CO2 level for healthy plant growth. -
No End-of-Tank Dump
The failsafe mechanism ensures CO2 output remains stable until the very last bit of gas, preventing sudden CO2 loss. -
Adjustable Working Pressure
Fine-tune the pressure up to 70 PSI (5 bar) to suit your aquarium’s needs. -
CGA-320 Adapter
Comes with a CGA-320 thread connection for standard US CO2 tanks.
📦 Package Includes:
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UNS Pro Dual Stage CO2 Regulator
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2x Bubble Counter Manifold Blocks
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Select Tools
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Power Adapter
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Assorted Extra Washer O-Rings
🧪 Why Add CO2?
For plants to photosynthesize and grow efficiently, they require carbon dioxide (CO2). Aquatic plants naturally struggle with CO2 in aquariums because levels are too low for optimal growth. By supplementing with pressurized CO2, plants grow faster, healthier, and outcompete algae for light and nutrients. This CO2 regulator is designed for advanced hobbyists or larger aquariums (20 gallons and above).
📏 Additional Specifications:
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Output Pressure Gauge: 0-160 PSI
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Tank/High-Pressure Gauge: 0-4000 PSI
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Pressure Relief Valve: 100 PSI
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Adjustable Working Pressure: 70 PSI max
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CGA-320 Thread Connection (standard for US CO2 tanks)
🌱 What Else You’ll Need:
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CO2 Tubing
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Diffuser
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Check Valve
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Additional Manifold (if you have more tanks to supply)
Take control of your planted tank with the UNS PRO Dual Stage CO2 Regulator—perfect for larger setups or hobbyists running multiple aquariums. Keep your plants flourishing with precision CO2 regulation!
Reviews
Customers are saying
Customers express satisfaction with this fish's vibrant coloration and healthy arrival condition. The elegant fin structure is frequently praised as a standout feature. Some buyers note that the fish can be a picky eater initially but adjusts well over time. Overall, reviewers recommend this as an excellent centerpiece fish for medium to large aquariums.
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Top Mentions
Beautiful addition to my reef!
The fish arrived in perfect condition. Packaging was triple insulated with heat packs. Acclimation was smooth and it was eating frozen mysis within 2 hours of introduction. AquaEditorial never disappoints.
Great value for the price
Exactly as described. Fast shipping and very well packed.
Good but picky eater
Beautiful specimen, arrived healthy. Takes a while to adjust to new food but eventually started eating pellets. Great addition to my South American cichlid tank.
FAQs
What temperature should I keep the tank at for this fish?
Great question! We recommend maintaining a water temperature of 82–86°F (28–30°C). Discus are tropical fish and thrive in warm, stable water conditions. A reliable heater with a thermostat is essential.
Can I keep this with other fish in a community tank?
Yes! Discus are peaceful and social. They do best with calm tank mates like Cardinal Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras, and Corydoras Catfish. Avoid aggressive or fast-moving fish that may stress them.
What size tank do I need for a small group?
We recommend a minimum of 55 gallons for a small group of discus. They need spacious aquariums with open swimming areas, live plants, driftwood, and gentle filtration.
What should I feed them?
Discus are omnivores and benefit from a varied diet. We recommend high-quality discus pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and beef heart mixes. A varied diet helps maintain vibrant coloration.
Do you guarantee live arrival?
Absolutely! All live fish are shipped with our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee. If there are any issues upon delivery, contact us within 2 hours with photos and we'll make it right.









