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![]() Anyone got any ideas on how to get enough water flow through a countercurrent skimmer without getting alot of micro bubbles flowing out the bottom of the skimmer into the tank?
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![]() CounterCurrent skimmers are meant to run at a very slow rate, speeding it up will only increase the microbubble problem.
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![]() Ya thanks, the flow is very low but I still have the micro bubble problem, any suggestions on a filter of some sort that would allow water circulation without letting the bubbles through?
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![]() A very fine screen with some filter floss over it might help, but only provided you can remove this for cleaning easily enough? Just a suggestion, but im worried it might plug too quickly with gunk.
Chris
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No more tanks ![]() Cheers, Chris Last edited by Funky_Fish14; 02-01-2006 at 04:44 AM. |
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![]() Well then, if it's a air driven skimmer, try raising the airstones 3-4". Recirc Venturi, may require more work, likely trying to direct the flow upwards, or relocating the injection point higher.
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