|
|
|
#1
12-22-2005, 02:58 AM
|
|||||
|
|||||
Air bubbles Magnum 350
I put in a Magnum 350 to run Carbon in my tank it seems to be putting out a lot of bubbles. I thought it would eventually just spit out all the air then all would be good. In the morning I checked the canister and there is actually more air in it now and still lots of bubbles any thoughts. Maybe there is a small leak where air is getting sucked in. Has anyone had this problem before.
Cheers Tyler
__________________
72g Bowfront Drilled,Lighting,2x250 10,000k MH,2 actinic T5,2/6" fans,2MJ with 1600gph convertions kits,Bullet 2 style skimmer with Mak 4,29g sump/Refugium,96W power compacts in sump, Velocity T4 Titanium "return",Life Guard 300 Fluidize bed filter,1"sand bed, 29g auto top off, 140lb LR,SPS,LPS,Softies,Zoos,2Percula Clowns, 2yellow tail Damsels,1yellow tang,2cleaner shrimp, 1six line Wrass,2 Bengaii Cardinal,1lawnmower Blenny,1sand sifting star,1TigerTailCucumber, snails,hermit crabs,Macros. 
|
|
#2
12-22-2005, 05:09 AM
|
|||||
|
|||||
|
you need some silicone grease. Put that on the O-Rings for the inlet and outlet and also the orange "D" ring for the lid. This will solve your problem.
Of course this is assuming you left no air pockets in the canister when you first filled it. I have noticed it can take a little bit of time for the air to be drawn out completely if I left some.
__________________
Chad
|
Linear Mode
