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gunnar
September 23rd 05, 03:52 PM
what media should i use in a pool filter for the fish pond? iam sure sand is
not good choice.
Reel Mckoi
September 23rd 05, 04:35 PM
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> what media should i use in a pool filter for the fish pond? iam sure sand
> is not good choice.
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That would be hard to answer without knowing what the filter looks like.
The filter on our pool uses a pleated type filter that can't really be
adapted to a pond. It would clog in a day. The design doesn't allow
anything else to be used as filter material.
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mark Bannister
September 23rd 05, 05:11 PM
gunnar wrote:
> what media should i use in a pool filter for the fish pond? iam sure sand is
> not good choice.
>
>
Pool filters aren't made for all the gunk fish make. They have been
used but must be modified. Do some searches on www.koiphen.com and some
of the other big koi sites and you will find lots of advice on this.
Reel Mckoi
September 23rd 05, 06:18 PM
gunnar wrote:
> what media should i use in a pool filter for the fish pond? iam sure sand is
> not good choice.
>
>
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Grand Koi
September 23rd 05, 08:23 PM
pool filters arent suitable. the easiest filter for a pond is a veggie filter.
http://weloveteaching.com/mypond/mypond.htm
Ingrid
mark Bannister > wrote:
>gunnar wrote:
>
>> what media should i use in a pool filter for the fish pond? iam sure sand is
>> not good choice.
>>
>>
>Pool filters aren't made for all the gunk fish make. They have been
>used but must be modified. Do some searches on www.koiphen.com and some
>of the other big koi sites and you will find lots of advice on this.
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dt
September 23rd 05, 10:37 PM
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> pool filters arent suitable. the easiest filter for a pond is a veggie filter.
> http://weloveteaching.com/mypond/mypond.htm
> Ingrid
Hey, I really like your fishie-highrise! One of
the ponds on the local pond tour a few years ago
had a large glass globe; they evidently put the
fish food in the globe, the globe in the pond, and
the fish had learned to go in there to eat.
DT
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September 24th 05, 07:23 PM
not mine, unfortunately. sigh. Ingrid
dt > wrote:
wrote:
>
>> pool filters arent suitable. the easiest filter for a pond is a veggie filter.
>> http://weloveteaching.com/mypond/mypond.htm
>> Ingrid
>
>Hey, I really like your fishie-highrise! One of
>the ponds on the local pond tour a few years ago
>had a large glass globe; they evidently put the
>fish food in the globe, the globe in the pond, and
>the fish had learned to go in there to eat.
>
>DT
>http://www.thehungersite.com/
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