Do you mean they're floating around mid-water or clinging to the sides of the tank? I had the latter problem when I first set up my tank. They wouldn't go away for the first few days of cycling, so I reached in and gently ran my fingers across wherever there were those pesky little bubbles. They haven't come back since.
One time I did a big water change and the next day noticed a lot of bubbles clumped around the tank. They wouldn't go away for days. Eventually I realized what they were: snail eggs from the hitchhikers on my plants. My fish gobbled them up eventually.
hi
is it possible that it's caused by your water flowing
back into the tank from the filter,i find that when the flow is strong
i sometimes get little bubbles in the water,
i find them anoying,as they make my tank sometimes appear
cloudy.Is there any chance of re positioning(sp) the nozzel,
or spray bar to see if this changes anything.
hi
i wouldn't have thought that the wood would do that,
having said that,how long has it been in there,
is it possible the bubbles are from the wood becomming
wter soaked perhaps. ?
you could always test to see,take the wood out
if the bubbles are still there then it's not that,and i would
then say its the flow from the filter back into the tank.
Did you soak the wood before putting it in/ If not then it may not have been waterlogged in which case it is just becoming water logged now and is releasing th air. I still think this is unlikely as i wouldn't have thought this would have left bubbles for any prolongued period of time.
Follow Willows suggestin and leave it out for a few days to se if the peoblem persists, but I doubt it's the wood TBH.
is you air pump directly underneath of your filter? I get small bubbles in mine from that.
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