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![]() Don't use an airstone unless you want tons of salt creep.
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![]() Wait a minute you say an airstone can be used in marine as well?
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![]() I use airstones in my top off resivour to help maintain PH and keep the water fresh.
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![]() but wouldnt that introduce air bubbles to the tank??
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![]() They don't exactly create 'flow' but they do stir the water and create movement. My predicament is that i have a cylinder tank and nowhere to really install a powerhead. Are there any other disadvantages to having an airstone in a saltwater tank?
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![]() Could possibly introduce microbubbles, also makes salt creep like mad. Could you maybe try a hydor koralia? I think the magnet feture would enable you to put it on a cylindrical tank.
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![]() i never asked when i was told about not putting an airstone in a marine tank i guess thats because i was just trying to get the basics at the time i need to know what exactly makes micro bubbles bad anyway?
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