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I have a quick question. I just made my own CO2 scrubber this past week. I hooked it up to my skimmer air line around Friday and wasn’t really seeing any great changes. I figured maybe there was enough oxygen in my apt that my low PH was caused by something else.
So I decided to reavaluate the set up and noticed that my skimmers air line was clogged. I fixed the clog and cleaned the pump w nothing more then some hot tap water.
I hooked everything back up and my skimmer was pulling air like crazy.
My question is the amount of skimmate that was created was as if the skimmer was brand new. I have cleaned the skimmer before and never had this happen.
Is this something normal when running through a CO2 scrubber? Has anyone ever experienced this before? Is it worth changing the filled cup each time or is letting it overflow ok?
My current PH is only a 7.8 and that is the high point that is why I decided to try a CO2 scrubber.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.
So I decided to reavaluate the set up and noticed that my skimmers air line was clogged. I fixed the clog and cleaned the pump w nothing more then some hot tap water.
I hooked everything back up and my skimmer was pulling air like crazy.
My question is the amount of skimmate that was created was as if the skimmer was brand new. I have cleaned the skimmer before and never had this happen.
Is this something normal when running through a CO2 scrubber? Has anyone ever experienced this before? Is it worth changing the filled cup each time or is letting it overflow ok?
My current PH is only a 7.8 and that is the high point that is why I decided to try a CO2 scrubber.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.