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BobB · 12/08/2005, 08:46 AM

jpphoenix:

I'd second Melev's comment: those bubbles are quite large. You can reduce them by (1) decreasing the output flow (raises the water level in the skimmer reaction chamber); (2) increasing the injector flow (raises water level in chamber); and, (3) decreasing the air flow. If you're satisfied with the first two, try the air as your first way to decrease the bubble size.

Bob

12/08/2005, 08:46 AM	#10
BobB Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Bawl'mer, Merlen Posts: 592	jpphoenix: I'd second Melev's comment: those bubbles are quite large. You can reduce them by (1) decreasing the output flow (raises the water level in the skimmer reaction chamber); (2) increasing the injector flow (raises water level in chamber); and, (3) decreasing the air flow. If you're satisfied with the first two, try the air as your first way to decrease the bubble size. Bob __________________ I've never met a bacterium I didn't like. Current Tank Info: 90G, Aquacontroller PRO, 2x250 15KK XM MHs, 4x110w actinic VHOs, Icecap e ballasts, 2x Tunze 6000 streams, 7094 multicontroller, 40G refugium, 20G sump, AquaC 150 skimmer, Blueline PS200 pump, GEO kalk & Ca reactors, PCI 650 chiller