SKIMMER LEVEL FOR Reef Octopus SPACE SAVING nwb110 SSS

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So quick question...might be a silly one but where am i supposed to be skimming at.. Water level wise..

Here's where i have it tuned to right now...

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cycling day 16 here on the new 65...

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So we're here on day 16 of cycling this new beast
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patience is golden in cycling!!

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lights on 100%....finally figured out the micro bubbles issue i had a few days ago and have reduced them tremendously... Should be no bubbles now being thrown out from the return pump.
 
Ever figure this out I'm a week in to my break in and am curious. Have the valve mostly closed on mine
 
They should be in about 7 to 8 inches of water . The level set on the neck will be fine for a dry skim. If you wanna skim wet bring it down
 
Ah ok, always thought it was the other way around. Unable to get good foam at the moment if the water level is below the neck.
 

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