Some bubble some don't. I will say tho mine tend to bubble more in lower flow but not always. I think all evidence we are ever going to get on this will be anecdotal.
I haven't fed mine directly in years.
I haven't fed mine directly in years.
I wanted to share my experience with getting BTAs to bubble
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Fully bubbled like 24/7? Nope
But I ran my 180g for about 8 years with an RBTA that took over my tank and they often bubbled up every day. Low flow, high flow(like right on a gyre), low light, mainly high light
And yup, there's a nem parked on top of a gyre. Screen mesh worked well. If you zoom in you'll see it has bubbles.
Here's my lighting
Flow is
3 xf250 gyres.
Top right side is full 100% 24/7 going across right to left.
Top back left pulses 24/7 30% to 60% I think. It runs 24/7
Back left vertical alternates forward to backward 4 times a day based on the tidal cycles influenced by the moon.
And for those that like blues
But I ran my 180g for about 8 years with an RBTA that took over my tank and they often bubbled up every day. Low flow, high flow(like right on a gyre), low light, mainly high light
And yup, there's a nem parked on top of a gyre. Screen mesh worked well. If you zoom in you'll see it has bubbles.
Here's my lighting
Flow is
3 xf250 gyres.
Top right side is full 100% 24/7 going across right to left.
Top back left pulses 24/7 30% to 60% I think. It runs 24/7
Back left vertical alternates forward to backward 4 times a day based on the tidal cycles influenced by the moon.
And for those that like blues
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