Micro bubbles in tank

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Ok guys im new to the saltwater world but I have a huge question I've been reading all this stuff about microbubbles getting into your tank if your sumps not correct well my tank is about a month old it's finished its cycle last week and sence day one of set up I've always had a wood air stine that creates very fine bubbles u can see in the pic and also the hang on filter just to help with wasted food that causes bubbles so the question is what harm does it really do??? Sence day one i had them i also have some mushrooms that were given to me red mushrooms and some u know that are doing great i had to damsels when cycling no problem have 4 peppermint shrimp one blue green chromis one clown one fire fish and one gramma (damsels are now in sump untill they go back to the store) so all fish are doing fine and every thing else is so im unsure what the huge problem is I hurd possibly corals but Im not sure about that yet cuz I don't have any so if anyone has an explanation of why there had and why they arnt hurting my tank I would greatly appreciate it :) image.jpg
 

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