Reply With QuoteHuh... don't understand your post. What you can do is to ensure the rainbar is submerged below the waterline, so that your water output will not cause any surface agitation. I hope this is what you meant to say.
Hi all,
Just wondering how you guys and gals angle the rainbar to prevent water from bursting out of the water via the bubbles created?
How to over come this problem.... Just got it plenty to explore
Regards
Anthony
Huh... don't understand your post. What you can do is to ensure the rainbar is submerged below the waterline, so that your water output will not cause any surface agitation. I hope this is what you meant to say.
Yecch!
That is one way but i like to see the rain bar distributing above to create agitation for oxygenation. but which angle can i make this less water being spurt out of the tank.... I read the manul and it showed a 45 degrees angle to the water just wondering if people follows and did not get the outside of the tank wet.
Originally Posted by Desewer
is your tank planted tank? if yes, you should try to limit surface agitation
I am using seachem excel. So i thin agitation is ok.... i think...
I see then it probably OK.
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