10 days ago, I acquired a 2 inch Tridacna maxima (a clam), and I decided to stop my skimmer for a few hours when pouring the live phytoplankton in the tank.
I stopped doing this after 2 days, as I noticed the skimmer was not skimming. So now the skimmer is running 24/7 again, but it hasn't skimmed for more than a week.
I cleaned it as well as the pump, but it didn't help.
Water params are fine and didn't change. Everybody is doing well (the RBTA, the brain, the spawnfrog, all other corals, the fishes, and of course the clam).
It's a remora urchin in-sump skimmer (tank 40G, sump/refugium 20G).
Any idea?
(don't tell me that the 2inch clam is filtering everything
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I stopped doing this after 2 days, as I noticed the skimmer was not skimming. So now the skimmer is running 24/7 again, but it hasn't skimmed for more than a week.
I cleaned it as well as the pump, but it didn't help.
Water params are fine and didn't change. Everybody is doing well (the RBTA, the brain, the spawnfrog, all other corals, the fishes, and of course the clam).
It's a remora urchin in-sump skimmer (tank 40G, sump/refugium 20G).
Any idea?
(don't tell me that the 2inch clam is filtering everything
