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Can I just blow into my fish tank to make co2?
If I put an upside down co2 "container" of some sort in my tank, can I simply blow some bubbles into the water under the container, so the container holds my co2 and it eventually disperses into the water? Is that possible? Or should I go with the yeast method of diy co2 injection?
I want to help my plants out, I don't want to poison my fish, and I don't want the pH to drop badly because I don't have much of a buffer, I don't think.
I have four small-medium sized plants and four small fish (3 glowlights, 1black neon) in my ten gallon, and my tank is pretty new. It's 10 days old, approximately, and the ammonia and nitrites are still at 0.
Is it safe and effective to just blow co2 NOT into the water, but into an upside down container that will dissolve the stuff into the water?
Thank you 
It wouldn't hurt anything, but it wouldn't be particularly effective, either. Your exhaled breath contains a lot of other things besides CO2, including oxygen (which is why artificial respiration can work) and nitrogen. Those two, especially the nitrogen, make up a large portion of your exhalations, and would take up a lot of the space in your container. I'd stick with the yeast method to make a higher level of CO2; it's more dependable, as well.