The single biggest thing I’ve found that causes micro bubbles is the use of bioballs or any other type of media that floats. Even if you cram the compartment full and then stick a medium or fine sponge on top to hold them in place you’ll still have bubble.. most cheaper canister filters come with the crappy floating bioballs.. remove the balls and add in another layer of medium and corse sponge or replace with small ceramic media.. this will solve 9/10 issues. You can verify it’s a media issue by shaking your filter when it’s running. If it produces a large burst of bubbles then your media is a type that holds air and always will. Simply change it for another type. If you are getting bubbles and it doesn’t change with shaking the filter then it’s most likely a seal issue and your pump is sucking air from somewhere. These two above issues are the reason for 99.9% of micro bubble issues.. this video is actually for the .01% If you are looking for why you have bubbles collecting and floating around surface contact points that’s excessive protein in the water and you just need to do a gravel vac and small water change..
You are wrong as well. Microbubbles makes corals healthier by a good percentage. It also increases the bioavailability of oxygen to your fish and cleanses nitrates out.
Perfect video, I may have to many floss pads stacked on each other. I used a turkey baster with the pumps off to knock air out of the sponges. Thanks for the great video
I tried everything and then looked at my compartment my pump was in. A steady flow of water was pouring onto one side of the pump. I thought water falling causes bubbles, so turned my pump around to face the opposite wall, away from the falling water and BINGO! No more bubbles. Hope this helps someone else who is pulling their hair out over this.
I have lost of bubble but they are stuck on my internal overflow box what is causing this? also I drilled a Lil Hole on my return that shoots the water back into the mine display tank. I was told that this is to avoid back siphoning but then I cover the hole with my thumb and the bubbles stop but if I uncover the hole the noise is louder and a lot of bubbles come out just like in your video. is there other way I can do this. TIA
Hi. May i know the name of the fish having yellowfins and dark blue color??? i know some blue damsel has yellow on base. but this fish dorsels are yellow fin
I have bubbles inside the glass of my tankyou cannot reach it through the water but I can see the bubbles inside my glass is is going to cause a problem for my tank should I drain it
Hi. I've heard from time to time that microbubbles could kill fish and corals. Is this true? Because I love to see the bubbles but did not dear to have them because of this information. Thanks.
Omg, micro bubbles do not harm fish or coral’s. In fact, some reefers add an airstone to help with gas exchange. The examples in this video is just a plumbing issue where it is sucking in unwanted air into your system. Now if you have micro air bubbles on your rock work that you have no idea where it came from, get ready for an algae bloom. (Photosynthesis)
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The single biggest thing I’ve found that causes micro bubbles is the use of bioballs or any other type of media that floats. Even if you cram the compartment full and then stick a medium or fine sponge on top to hold them in place you’ll still have bubble.. most cheaper canister filters come with the crappy floating bioballs.. remove the balls and add in another layer of medium and corse sponge or replace with small ceramic media.. this will solve 9/10 issues.
You can verify it’s a media issue by shaking your filter when it’s running. If it produces a large burst of bubbles then your media is a type that holds air and always will. Simply change it for another type.
If you are getting bubbles and it doesn’t change with shaking the filter then it’s most likely a seal issue and your pump is sucking air from somewhere.
These two above issues are the reason for 99.9% of micro bubble issues.. this video is actually for the .01%
If you are looking for why you have bubbles collecting and floating around surface contact points that’s excessive protein in the water and you just need to do a gravel vac and small water change..
You are wrong as well. Microbubbles makes corals healthier by a good percentage. It also increases the bioavailability of oxygen to your fish and cleanses nitrates out.
Perfect video, I may have to many floss pads stacked on each other. I used a turkey baster with the pumps off to knock air out of the sponges. Thanks for the great video
I tried everything and then looked at my compartment my pump was in. A steady flow of water was pouring onto one side of the pump. I thought water falling causes bubbles, so turned my pump around to face the opposite wall, away from the falling water and BINGO! No more bubbles. Hope this helps someone else who is pulling their hair out over this.
you’re a genius i think they solved my problem
I have lost of bubble but they are stuck on my internal overflow box what is causing this? also I drilled a Lil Hole on my return that shoots the water back into the mine display tank. I was told that this is to avoid back siphoning but then I cover the hole with my thumb and the bubbles stop but if I uncover the hole the noise is louder and a lot of bubbles come out just like in your video. is there other way I can do this. TIA
Hi. May i know the name of the fish having yellowfins and dark blue color??? i know some blue damsel has yellow on base. but this fish dorsels are yellow fin
I have bubbles inside the glass of my tankyou cannot reach it through the water but I can see the bubbles inside my glass is is going to cause a problem for my tank should I drain it
If shower wall is cause of continous production of micro bubbles then what to do ?
Hi. I've heard from time to time that microbubbles could kill fish and corals. Is this true? Because I love to see the bubbles but did not dear to have them because of this information. Thanks.
this can be an issue
Majestic AquariumsTV why?
José María question I put a new little house and bubbles are all over house is it normal
I don't think it's good for the fish to get air bubbles in there lungs ! You think it could stress a fish ?
Omg, micro bubbles do not harm fish or coral’s. In fact, some reefers add an airstone to help with gas exchange. The examples in this video is just a plumbing issue where it is sucking in unwanted air into your system. Now if you have micro air bubbles on your rock work that you have no idea where it came from, get ready for an algae bloom. (Photosynthesis)
My bubbles are coming from my filter then they coat on the top help
Take a video to your LFS
Majestic AquariumsTV we did a water change recently and it’s all fixed but thanks
Are the bubbles bad for the coral?
not great but the wild gets bubbles
Majestic AquariumsTV cool thanks
Wtf am I suppose to do when you don't put a link and idk what the hell your actually saying
Freak out! Or contact your lfs
I have tinny bubbles on my glass
Whip them off
@@MajesticAquariumsTV lmfao what an amazing reply
My bubbles are coming from my sand stone
Put gravel over the stone you’ll get bigger bubbles
Didn’t work at all
”Eradicate."
stop your super over the top accent.
jan Janssen Wtf