Not sure whether I should put this in General discussion or THINK tank ... but I thought I put it in THINK tank as I need some philosophers to think about this new technique.
If this has been posted anywhere else, my apology.
Have you heard about this new concept?
Injecting nano bubbles with the size of 2 micron or less into the display tank and to be done on the reverse cycle of lighting.
What's needed: limewood airstone, air tube & air pump.
How: put limewood airstone in front of air pump in the sump and off you go.
All the feedbacks have been nothing but positive .. no ill-effect to fish, happy corals, happy fish, increased ph .. everything :dance:
Elegant Corals "Micro Scrubbing Bubbles" Technique for the Reef System...
Allows the corals to release excess slime and waste...
Allows the coral membrane to breathe and allow for better osmosis and ion exchange with the water column...
Oxygenates the water and de-gasses excess CO2 in the water column out of the system. (Skimmers and a little ball of chaeto is not sufficient... sorry...)
We recommend 8 to 10 hours a day counter cycle for the first week, then 2 to 3 hours a day counter cycle to the display tank lighting to maintain a more consistent and stable pH level.
The correct pH greatly improves the calcification rates of all hard corals...
Oxygenation also assists in higher beneficial aerobic bacterial loads as well as decrease the bad anaerobic cyanobacteria that many hobbyists struggle with.
The micro bubbles also get under (with proper tank flow) dinos and the cyanobacteria and carry them to the over flow to be removed by an efficient skimmer.
Not just for gas exchange or CO2 degassing... part of the nutrient cycle/export system, as well... excellent water flow is needed and vital to prevent the mucus from a neighboring colony to suffocate or burn another. Quick removal with a turkey baster is suggested for stuck on stubborn mucus.
NOTICE: NO FILTER SOCKS IF YOU HAVE A TRUE WORKING REFUGIUM!!
If fighting dinos, cyanobacteria, or other Reef Tank Pests, we will be adding it to our "NOTES" section in the near future!
http://ift.tt/1XwTKfA
If this has been posted anywhere else, my apology.
Have you heard about this new concept?
Injecting nano bubbles with the size of 2 micron or less into the display tank and to be done on the reverse cycle of lighting.
What's needed: limewood airstone, air tube & air pump.
How: put limewood airstone in front of air pump in the sump and off you go.
All the feedbacks have been nothing but positive .. no ill-effect to fish, happy corals, happy fish, increased ph .. everything :dance:
Elegant Corals "Micro Scrubbing Bubbles" Technique for the Reef System...
Allows the corals to release excess slime and waste...
Allows the coral membrane to breathe and allow for better osmosis and ion exchange with the water column...
Oxygenates the water and de-gasses excess CO2 in the water column out of the system. (Skimmers and a little ball of chaeto is not sufficient... sorry...)
We recommend 8 to 10 hours a day counter cycle for the first week, then 2 to 3 hours a day counter cycle to the display tank lighting to maintain a more consistent and stable pH level.
The correct pH greatly improves the calcification rates of all hard corals...
Oxygenation also assists in higher beneficial aerobic bacterial loads as well as decrease the bad anaerobic cyanobacteria that many hobbyists struggle with.
The micro bubbles also get under (with proper tank flow) dinos and the cyanobacteria and carry them to the over flow to be removed by an efficient skimmer.
Not just for gas exchange or CO2 degassing... part of the nutrient cycle/export system, as well... excellent water flow is needed and vital to prevent the mucus from a neighboring colony to suffocate or burn another. Quick removal with a turkey baster is suggested for stuck on stubborn mucus.
NOTICE: NO FILTER SOCKS IF YOU HAVE A TRUE WORKING REFUGIUM!!
If fighting dinos, cyanobacteria, or other Reef Tank Pests, we will be adding it to our "NOTES" section in the near future!
http://ift.tt/1XwTKfA
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