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![]() odd some poeple actually do this on purpose,, (micro bubble scrubbing),, supposed to do wonders for corals..
I do it once in a while (air line into GYRE),, never had an issue with fish or coral... you would think it would dissipate more CO2 out of the water,,
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![]() this happens to me everytime my ato runs out lol. ive been lazy. fish get a little scared but that's it
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150 gallon reef mostly softies/lps. 50 gal sump with bubble magnus skimmer/ Led fuge light/refugium/ 1200 return and tunze powerheads. Dual pharoah main tank led.4 pump dosser. 550 gallon stingray tank water drip system 150 bowfront. 75 turtle tank, many others |
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![]() When this happens my chromis gets spooked, but doesn't seem to have any health impact
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![]() That's interesting.
I guess it's helpful to note that I'm only running a 20g AIO with an upgraded sicce pump. I would think that it is definitely putting more gasses into the tank than an airpump/airstone, especially if it's been going on all day. I'm at work and haven't checked on the tank since last night. I'm hoping that the fish can work out the excess air out of their body over time and pull through. This has happened a couple times, mostly because I've unplugged my ATO recently to work out a couple kinks. I've noticed that when water level dips and the sicce starts pumping air into the display, these bubbles attach to some corals. Others like my candy cane trumpets start sliming in response as well. Last edited by Moogled; 10-18-2017 at 04:04 PM. |
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