Aerating coolant, do I need a "stone" or not
Ignoramus18625 wrote:
I finally visited Wal-Mart and bought two timers. I want to run the
skimmer off of one timer, and aerator (fishtank style air pump) on
another timer.
My question is, do I need a stone on the aerator, or not. I am
concerned that the stone will eventually become plugged by coolant
residue. If bubbling water without a stone is a little less efficient,
I do not think that I care too much.
Any thoughts on this?
i
I think a piece of tubing with very small holes laid in the bottom will give
you better results than a stone . Put the holes on the underside .
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