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Old 08/13/2003, 10:15 PM
55chadman 55chadman is offline
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cpr sr4 help

any one have had a problem with gotting good foam from a sr4 skimmer im using it in the sump i have a 110 gallon tank with a good 4-6" dsb about 75#'s of lr and 8 fish

i seems that i get just a little foam very wet at that all parms ar stable i know its not much of a bio load maby the dsb is really kicking im not sure

ive adjusted till ive turned blue any help would be great

thanks

chad
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Old 08/14/2003, 07:13 AM
Robert Hoeck Robert Hoeck is offline
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I've got one and have noticed similar results. People have added an air stone to the reaction chamber to increase performance. I haven't tried this, but did change the pump to a maxijet 1200 and think adding airstone will help. Good luck, Rob.
 


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