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Re: [APD] Want to see micro bubbles that are CO2?
ok yeah. it looks exactly the same to me at morn before lights, after
lights, and midday
this was a big deal for me when i first started doing it and was
tlakiong about it at APC
Jerry Baker wrote:
>urville wrote:
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>>i cant tell any "visual" difference and I've definitly been up long
>>through those hours especially when the tank was in it's first two weeks
>>this is also true in my larger fish tank
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>In the early morning you still see roughly the same amount of bubbles
>swirling around in the tank as you do near then end of the day (not the
>bubbles coming right out of the reactor, but ones that survive to travel
>around the tank)?
>
>Just as a clarification, late night and early morning refer to the
>photoperiod, and not the time on the clock. So, after the tank has been
>dark for a few hours being "late at night", and after the tank has been
>dark for somewhere around 12 - 14 hours being "early in the morning".
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