Oh dang, you were using an MJ1200 on that setup? I could have told you that was useless - MJ's have horrible head loss against backpressure. Mags are probably the best against that.
Oh dang, you were using an MJ1200 on that setup? I could have told you that was useless - MJ's have horrible head loss against backpressure. Mags are probably the best against that.
Well, you should a told me then
The last waterfall used some little waterfall pump from home depot, and it was great , and I would have used it again, but I managed to snap off bits of the impeller. Whoops
Getting better growth now?
Nope. Flow is several times what it was, PAR is around 250-300 on each side of the screen, and light duration was cut in half. Still no dice.
Nothing but a touch of bryopsis growing on the screen. I guess I can add myself to the list of those are scrubber cursed.
It might be a bit Kate But is see you have covered the algea with a platic foil.
I Geus thuis could be the problem because the main idea of the waterfall. Ethos that is get a lot of exposure to the air that's why it grow better and the fact the the water layer thinner but still.
No, the plastic wrap does not affect the growth - air still flows behind it.
Yes is see airflow but also fresh air I mean not only need air it need the CO2 in the air if is partially sealend it might get enough CO2
I would actually love for a design to be fully sealed from outside air since my house has incredibly high CO2 levels, which affects my tanks (daily pH peaks at ~7.8, night pH doesn't change too much but is usually 7.65-7.7).
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