Micro bubbles in 30 gallon jbj

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Has anyone had problems with micro bubbles when they set up their tank? Are they bad and what can I do? I'm transferring my 8 gallon over to this new tank. Thanks!
 
itll do that, will go away soon. no and nothing yet.
 
itll do that, will go away soon. no and nothing yet.
Thanks it's only one pump that is doing it right now so I shut it off and just running one, it's really stressing me out, I'm kinda sorta a newby. :rolleyes:
 
itll get a slime coat like a skimmer does and settle in.
thats the least stressful thing you have goin right now really:D
let em run the way the should and bump the pump occasionally to "bleed it"
call it extra "gas exchange"
 
Yeah I haven't even set up the skimmer, are the bubbles bad for the fish and corals? And btw thanks so much for your help. :)
 
no. not really. if its BAD prob avoid it. But if its a little no. How long has it been doing this.
 
It started today, I started setting this tank up yesterday, I'm transferring everything from my 8 gallon tank to this one, I have a thread for it, " my 30 gallon jbj has arrived" but no response so I got desperate :D , I have one clown, one fire ice goby, peppermint shrimp and some cuc. , live sand which is new but Live rock is from my other tank and I added at least 4 gallons of my tank water. and some corals. I love this tank but this is giving me a lot of stress. :rolleyes:
 
"Nothing good happens fast in this hobby only bad things happen overnight, if you think you go slow, slow down even more" - Diesel
:p:D
its all good. its gonna be great. if you have corals cover some of the leds with tape. Acclimate the corals unless you have a dimmer.
See...I told you you had better things to stress about.
The bubbles will be gone tomorrow.:)
If thats not enough stress come over to my house. :eek:
 
"Nothing good happens fast in this hobby only bad things happen overnight, if you think you go slow, slow down even more" - Diesel
:p:D
its all good. its gonna be great. if you have corals cover some of the leds with tape. Acclimate the corals unless you have a dimmer.
See...I told you you had better things to stress about.
The bubbles will be gone tomorrow.:)
If thats not enough stress come over to my house. :eek:
I'm in Virginia, I think I'm just a little to far, lol:D. Yes I have a dimmer, bought a kessil and they are loving it. Oh and believe me I'm going slow. Thanks again.
 

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