homerhotspur
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I have finally installed an Air pump today. I had to get a valve for regulating the air being pumped out. It is now ok. I had a lot of difficulty stopping the air stone from simply floating around, but I have now weighed it down with a heavy stone from the garden.
The pump itself is situated on the floor/carpet and is not in contact with the aquarium stand. It has 2 outlets, but only one is used. It was very noisy as the unused outlet had nothing connected. So, I attached a piece of tube and put a cap on the end of it which has stopped the noise. Is this ok to do?
Soon after the aip pump was switched on , my Danios seemed to go a bit crazy, zipping aroung the bottom of the tank in rather a frenzy. The Cardinal Neons were not bothered at all. Is there any way that the pump could be making some noise /vibration disturbance? I have turned the pump off pending, hopefully, some responses. I should emphasise that the bubbles now being produced in the tank are at a very slow , gentle level.
The pump itself is situated on the floor/carpet and is not in contact with the aquarium stand. It has 2 outlets, but only one is used. It was very noisy as the unused outlet had nothing connected. So, I attached a piece of tube and put a cap on the end of it which has stopped the noise. Is this ok to do?
Soon after the aip pump was switched on , my Danios seemed to go a bit crazy, zipping aroung the bottom of the tank in rather a frenzy. The Cardinal Neons were not bothered at all. Is there any way that the pump could be making some noise /vibration disturbance? I have turned the pump off pending, hopefully, some responses. I should emphasise that the bubbles now being produced in the tank are at a very slow , gentle level.