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Old 10-19-2009, 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by mr.wilson View Post
You could just de-tune (lower water level & or restrict air intake) your skimmer so it's always on but skimming less.
I read that dry skimming and wet skimming produces similar results and I worry that restricting air flow will decrease the effectiveness and make the chamber too turbulent, you know the whole unstable vs stable protein thing. I'm thinking just reducing the duty cycle will be the most efficient and beneficial way of decreasing the skimming effect.
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