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I have been trying to reduce the micro-bubbles coming out from my Beckett flow outlet using different methods like:

1.) sock covering the outlet

2.) filter wool placed in baffles

3.) My sump has only 3 partition with baffles in between. Beckett is placed in 2nd compartment.

The above methods are not perfect solution as micro-bubbles are still able to 'sneak' into the main tank.

Is there any other methods ? I heard from some reefers that one effective method is to extend the outflow tube above the sump water level.

Please advise.

:thanks:

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I have been trying to reduce the micro-bubbles coming out from my Beckett flow outlet using different methods like:

1.) sock covering the outlet

2.) filter wool placed in baffles

3.) My sump has only 3 partition with baffles in between. Beckett is placed in 2nd compartment.

The above methods are not perfect solution as micro-bubbles are still able to 'sneak' into the main tank.

Is there any other methods ? I heard from some reefers that one effective method is to extend the outflow tube above the sump water level.

Please advise.

:thanks:

Hey bro. I have bought a bubble stopper from Bio-Ocean and at the time D.I.Y a small compartment to cover my main pump by proper measured plastics and it really works for me :lol: Now I can see NO micro bubbles in my tank at all :yeah:

:lol:

cheers

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Hey bro. I have bought a bubble stopper from Bio-Ocean and at the time D.I.Y a small compartment to cover my main pump by proper measured plastics and it really works for me :lol: Now I can see NO micro bubbles in my tank at all :yeah:

:lol:

cheers

:rolleyes: Can you show some pics of your solution...I would like to give it a try...to solve this headache ! :(

:thanks:

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I have been trying to reduce the micro-bubbles coming out from my Beckett flow outlet using different methods like:

1.) sock covering the outlet

2.) filter wool placed in baffles

3.) My sump has only 3 partition with baffles in between. Beckett is placed in 2nd compartment.

The above methods are not perfect solution as micro-bubbles are still able to 'sneak' into the main tank.

Is there any other methods ? I heard from some reefers that one effective method is to extend the outflow tube above the sump water level.

Please advise.

:thanks:

Sump design is rather important for beckett skimmer.

I change my sump to resolve 0 micro bubble escaping to main tank.

I have double filter for my skimmer at the sump and multiple buffles to prevent bubbles.

Before that I try many ways but they do not works.

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Sump design is rather important for beckett skimmer.

I change my sump to resolve 0 micro bubble escaping to main tank.

I have double filter for my skimmer at the sump and multiple buffles to prevent bubbles.

Before that I try many ways but they do not works.

B) thanks for your tips & pic...any other suggestions out there ?

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I have been trying to reduce the micro-bubbles coming out from my Beckett flow outlet using different methods like:

1.) sock covering the outlet

2.) filter wool placed in baffles

3.) My sump has only 3 partition with baffles in between. Beckett is placed in 2nd compartment.

The above methods are not perfect solution as micro-bubbles are still able to 'sneak' into the main tank.

Is there any other methods ? I heard from some reefers that one effective method is to extend the outflow tube above the sump water level.

Please advise.

:thanks:

Here is my solution to trap my micro bubble from my beckett skimmer ...

Micro Bubble Stopper System

CHEERS!

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