Reply With QuoteHad the same problem, someone taught me to redirect the output of the rainbar against the tank wall. It worked, that slows the flow down a lot.
Hi!
Bought Atman 3337 from bro tigershark. After setting up everything, and found that the outlet of the filter is too strong and it came with a rainbar, and that produce a lot of current on the surface of the water.
1)my tetras r struggling to swim properly
2)too many current on the surface will increase the loss of co2 right?
So what to do to reduce the outlet current? I tried to increase the diameter of the rainbar but only can reduce a bit.
thanks
reddie
Had the same problem, someone taught me to redirect the output of the rainbar against the tank wall. It worked, that slows the flow down a lot.
Can drilling the holes in the rainbar to make it bigger and direct it against the tank wall...
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Or partially shut the valve (if any) of the filter outlet. Do NOT ever do the same for the inlet.
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I dont think you need to drill the holes bigger, just turn your rain bar around so it faces the tank wall
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