microbubbles from skimmer

salt life

salt life

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Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2984825
Yeah...just keep trying things...something is bound to work

Let me know what works too. This way when someone else asks this question I can seem like I know what the heck I am talking about


 
spanko

spanko

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So is the skimmer output right next to the display return pump? Normally there would be some baffles between the two to get rid of the bubbles.
 
salt life

salt life

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you mean the 3rd pic to the bottom? It's my spotted moray...
what you talkin' about ewww !?

I love my eels, go play with your nemos or something
 
salt life

salt life

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2984909
So is the skimmer output right next to the display return pump? Normally there would be some baffles between the two to get rid of the bubbles.
the RP is behind the skimmer, I didn't have room to add a bubble trap, I didn't think I was even going to be able to fit my skimmer so there is really no room to move anythin around...
 
meowzer

meowzer

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2984914
Isn't that where the water from the display come in?
Who are you asking that??? LOL... My sump/fuge goes from left to right....
water in on the left..skimmer....fuge...rp...up to tank
 
salt life

salt life

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Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2984979
Who are you asking that??? LOL... My sump/fuge goes from left to right....
water in on the left..skimmer....fuge...rp...up to tank
mine goes right to left so my RP is closer to my other tank. The bubbles have seemed to calm down a bit and not as much is blowing in the tank, I have some filter pad laying around somewhere in my room, should I zip tie it to the bottom part of the output tube to break the bubbls up that are forming from hitting the water?
 
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