Yup. I'm sure that J-P is well aware that this is why we do not suggest in-tank thawing of frozen foods. Thawing and rinsing outside the the tank will reduce in-tank pollution significantly. I'd rather avoid pollution than need to remove it.J-P wrote:you won't because of the agitation... that doesn't mean it is not broken up and consolidated into the foam. It is the same kind of foam you see at a beach. Only we have the option for manual removal.
That silly "juice" that comes with frozen blood worms doesn't help either...
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Re: Foam at Surface of Water
I thaw in a bowl since there is no way to thaw in tank. I left the water surface with less agitation for the last 2 days. Havent noticed any film yet.
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look at it from an angle... with the eye almost parallel to the water surface. If you don't see anything, that is a good sign 
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