Day 30 - oxygen problem, EC issues

Here are the 6 BAM + 4 TD at day 30. I have turned both of the containers 180 degrees to try and achieve even growth that's why the plants directly under the light are a little shorter, but they are catching up. I have one interesting observation and it is a problem with oxygen.
At day 26 I noticed that I let the water level get very low, so I flushed and changed both tanks and connected them with a hose. For a couple of days afterwards there was no growth, and the leaves closest to the light began to show typical signs of overwatering. Stupidly I did not take a pic, but it appeared something like this:

the leaves were pointing down and rigid, and the new growth coming through began to turn yellow, consistent with overwatering. I read that with hydro this means a lack of oxygen in the water.
My hydro units each have 1x 14" airstone, which is 2x 7" pieces connected in the middle. The roots had wrapped themselves around the airstone completely and pulled apart the airstone in the middle, leaving the air to escape out! I replaced the airstone and growth resumed after a couple of days. No harm done, but I will have to find a better way to oxygenate the water in future.
I have increased the level of Aqua Grow in the solution and also added Canna Boost in anticipation of flowers appearing in the next few days.
I have one question from this week: My EC fell, from 1.8 to about 0.8 after about five days. Usually I expect the EC to go up as the plants use up more water than nutes. I assume this means the plants are either using nutes faster than water (is this possible?) or the nutes are collecting somewhere in the system and are no longer dissolved in the water. RH has risen from 40-50% to 65-70% with the change in weather, maybe less transpiration caused this? This is only my second proper hydro grow so I am no expert... can someone shed some light?
Thanks for all the help so far, you guys are a godsend! happy growing

Here are the 6 BAM + 4 TD at day 30. I have turned both of the containers 180 degrees to try and achieve even growth that's why the plants directly under the light are a little shorter, but they are catching up. I have one interesting observation and it is a problem with oxygen.
At day 26 I noticed that I let the water level get very low, so I flushed and changed both tanks and connected them with a hose. For a couple of days afterwards there was no growth, and the leaves closest to the light began to show typical signs of overwatering. Stupidly I did not take a pic, but it appeared something like this:

the leaves were pointing down and rigid, and the new growth coming through began to turn yellow, consistent with overwatering. I read that with hydro this means a lack of oxygen in the water.
My hydro units each have 1x 14" airstone, which is 2x 7" pieces connected in the middle. The roots had wrapped themselves around the airstone completely and pulled apart the airstone in the middle, leaving the air to escape out! I replaced the airstone and growth resumed after a couple of days. No harm done, but I will have to find a better way to oxygenate the water in future.
I have increased the level of Aqua Grow in the solution and also added Canna Boost in anticipation of flowers appearing in the next few days.
I have one question from this week: My EC fell, from 1.8 to about 0.8 after about five days. Usually I expect the EC to go up as the plants use up more water than nutes. I assume this means the plants are either using nutes faster than water (is this possible?) or the nutes are collecting somewhere in the system and are no longer dissolved in the water. RH has risen from 40-50% to 65-70% with the change in weather, maybe less transpiration caused this? This is only my second proper hydro grow so I am no expert... can someone shed some light?
Thanks for all the help so far, you guys are a godsend! happy growing