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I made this video a while back showing what I do to add micro bubbles to my tank.
I was reasearching mucrobubble generator nozzles and came across the website shown at the end of the video. The engineer at that company (shown at the end of the video) designed the nozzle. He put the system together for me based on my input, and I adapted it to my tank. You would have to contact him directly via information on the website. I do not believe you can order one direct from the site.Well, you must tell how you acquired this technology...
Nope.LOL I was the only one to click 'Other - discuss'
There was a discussion over the weekend regarding the use running an airstone/bubbler full time in your aquarium. The discussion revolved around oxygen/gas exchange and stability of pH. It was suggested a poll was created to determine how many actually utilize an airstone full time in their systems.
So, let us know if you do. If you do, let us know if you run it in your display or your sump/refugium. I've added the skimmer as an option as well as there are some skimmers that utilize an airstone.
Please feel free to discuss your reasoning for utilizing an airstone in the thread.
What size is that tank ?My tank has a corner overflow and I run 3 pond-sized air pumps into the corner. There is no salt creep since the water level is so much lower in that area. Each pump raised my pH slightly more than .1 and my overall pH from below 8 to 8.3. I also use CO2 scrubbers on each air line. Overall, I am not sure it is worth the extra trouble or expense. Like most efforts in my life, each individual decision seemed reasonable until such time as I stepped back and looked at the big picture. Then it seems rather ridiculous to go to such lengths. But it is indeed effective. You just have to use a crap ton of air to make any noticeable effect in a decently-sized tank.
150 gallon main tank with a small attached 20 gallon refugium.What size is that tank ?