Skimming wet or dry

jamie.pullin.313

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Hay all anyone out there got an opinion on wots best. I can not decide on on wet or dry skimming on my 190l seahorse tank. Can anyone put up a good argument for 1 or the other
 
Well, skimming too dry you may miss a lot of organics, skimming too wet you end up taking a lot of water out (could slowly lower salinity).. Best is somewhere in the middle.. I prefer closer to dry..
 
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There are pros and cons to both but there's really no right or wrong then. ATM I am getting a little tea water and a bit of brown gunk so it's working. But I like to fiddle with these things to get the best
 

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