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I replaced my Seaclone piece of junk last Friday with an Aqua C Remora Pro
with the skim box and Mag 3 pump. Everything is setup and level. Per the instructions I washed the unit in warm water prior to installing it to clean off oils from the manufacturing process. The instructions say it takes a few days to break in and begin producing foam. However, mine is not producing that much foam. In fact its producing about the same amount as the Sea Clone. I have the collection cup at the lowest level. it appears the foam gets stuck at the top of the tube. In the process the tube collects a bunch junk. Again, just like the Sea Clone was doing in the end. What am I doing wrong here? My tank is a 75 Gal with a fairly high bio load, so I'm sure there should be plenty of waist for it to skim out. I can say the the oily slick on the surface of the water is gone, but I expected it to extract more of the waist. For biological filtration I use UG with two power heads and a fluval canister filter. Could the bio filtration be converting the waist before the protein skimmer can remove it? Thanks, Glenn |
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