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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!

Looks like you have already received a lot of solid advice for your surface film. Let us know how it works!! Surface agitation and getting rid of that film will help with Air exchange and also ph! Which will help your coral grow!
 

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Hi, I hope you all are well! I am 5 months into the saltwater hobby and I am already learning so much. I have a 20 gallon and a 50 gallon that has a 20 gallon sump. I am hoping to learn a bunch from this forum. To break the ice, how do I get rid of the top oily film of my nano 20gal aquarium? I have a protein skimmer on it but there is still some oily film, likely due to me overfeeding. The nano powerhead is already pointing towards the surface making small waves but not enough. How do I get rid of it? Unless I have a 2nd powerhead for my 20gal nano, I do not have this film on my 50 gal because there is enough surface waves from my one powerhead but the powerhead in the 20gallon is not strong enough to blast the top oily film to where it can come down and reach the bubble magus QQ1 skimmer!
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