Too much bubbles?

downsouth · Jun 30, 2008

Does this have any negative effect on my fish, it's caused by my rainbar being short so the water being returned from the sump is returned with pressure creating the bubbles.

Here's how it looks
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=152103

TIA!!!

Hawkfish3.0 · Jun 30, 2008

I wouldn't think there would be any negative effects.

downsouth · Jul 1, 2008

Hawkfish3.0;1933120; said:
I wouldn't think there would be any negative effects.

That's great! Thanks hawkfish!

Nic · Jul 1, 2008

mine does this sometimes....never had a problem

HPIZZLE · Jul 1, 2008

totally

CHOMPERS · Jul 1, 2008

bati kaibigan.
In some cases (often with rapid temperature change) excessive bubbles can lead to super saturation of dissolved gasses. Where this can be a problem is that gas bubbles can form on the gills of your fish. In extreme cases, this can reduce the ability of the fish to breathe and it can cause suffocation.

Dr Joe · Jul 1, 2008

I don't see your's as a problem... http://keepalive.net/movies/

Dr Joe

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