agent707
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I have 2 tanks (75 and 56) both having a SeaClone 100 hang on skimmer.
I've had them for about 3 to 4 weeks and can't seem to get them adjusted where they don't create so much air in the output.
The main thing to adjust is to get the bubbles to bring the gook up into the cup, which I have it adjusted right. If I turn the air down, I don't get any foaming. If I turn it up any, the cup just fills up with water too fast...
BUT!!! With the air seemingly adjusted correctly, it creates WAY TOO MUCH tiny air bubbles that escape back into the tank. My tanks look like a MASS of tiny air bubbles.
Is this just a byproduct of a cheap $80 skimmer that I have to live with? Or hang-on's in general?
OR.... Is there any way to "rig" these things where I don't have so much air in my output?
Any advice from SeaClone owners welcome please (or ANYONE with advice).
BUYING NEW ONES IS NOT AN OPTION... I just got these and they DO remove gook from my water, so they stay. If there's no way to get rid of the air, so be it.
:help:
I have 2 tanks (75 and 56) both having a SeaClone 100 hang on skimmer.
I've had them for about 3 to 4 weeks and can't seem to get them adjusted where they don't create so much air in the output.
The main thing to adjust is to get the bubbles to bring the gook up into the cup, which I have it adjusted right. If I turn the air down, I don't get any foaming. If I turn it up any, the cup just fills up with water too fast...
BUT!!! With the air seemingly adjusted correctly, it creates WAY TOO MUCH tiny air bubbles that escape back into the tank. My tanks look like a MASS of tiny air bubbles.
Is this just a byproduct of a cheap $80 skimmer that I have to live with? Or hang-on's in general?
OR.... Is there any way to "rig" these things where I don't have so much air in my output?
Any advice from SeaClone owners welcome please (or ANYONE with advice).
BUYING NEW ONES IS NOT AN OPTION... I just got these and they DO remove gook from my water, so they stay. If there's no way to get rid of the air, so be it.
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