出水排放阀的调节与水中的生物负载（和某些添加剂）合并是会影响泡沫水平。

Adjustment of the outlet drain valve combined with bioburden (and certain additives) in the water can affect foam levels. If the foam level is adjusted too low, the skimmer will only remove a small amount of waste from the water (regardless of whether the water is very dirty), and waste in water below this threshold will remain in the water because the skimmer is not adjusted properly standards without removing them. The result of this level of regulation is that the skimmer effluent is very dark and concentrated in color. When <br>this happens, there is no way for water managers to determine the effectiveness of the protein skimmer other than by looking at the color of the water in the aquarium. If the foam level is adjusted too high, excess water with very little dissolved organics will be removed.

The regulation of the discharge valve and the combination of biological load (and some additives) in the water will affect the foam level. If the bubble level is too low, the protein separator will only remove a small amount of waste from the water (regardless of whether the water is very dirty). The waste below this threshold value will remain in the water, because the protein separator is not adjusted to the appropriate standard and cannot be removed. The result of this level adjustment is that the color of the waste discharged from the protein separator is very dark and concentrated. When<br>When this happens, the water quality manager has no way to determine the effectiveness of the protein separator except by observing the color of the water in the aquarium. If the bubble level is adjusted too high, it will remove excess water containing very little dissolved organic matter.

The adjustment of discharge valve combined with biological load (and some additives) in water will affect the foam level. If the foam level is adjusted too low, the protein separator will only remove a small amount of waste from the water (whether the water is very dirty or not), and the waste in the water below this threshold will remain in the water, because the protein separator can't remove them without being adjusted to an appropriate standard. As a result of this level adjustment, the color of the waste discharged from the protein separator is very dark and concentrated. when When this happens, the water quality manager has no way to determine the effectiveness of the protein separator except by observing the color of the water in the aquarium. If the foam level is adjusted too high, excess water containing little dissolved organic matter will be removed.