Theo van Daele
July 17th 03, 09:52 AM
Hey Judy,
Thanks for the kind words.
I have a submerged pump in the middle of the pond (Oasis Optimax 15000),
pipe going up over the rim and then under the ground again.
Picture 1 is where you should see the pipe come up, only thing is you don't
;-) (That's the hole idea right...) I had to be inventive with some
rocks and watermint.
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter1.jpg
Picture 2 is where it goes back down and under the ground. (pipe is right
onder the frog statue)
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter2.jpg
Picture 3 is the current state of the filter system.
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter3.jpg
I have 3 more submerged pumps feeding a smaller filter and basically making
sure the water is moving/rotating all the time.
If I had to do it again (like next year ...) I would dig/build my own filter
and work with 2 bottom drains/gravity fed system.
The rocks are "Alpine Verde" which are basically green rocks from the
French/Swiss Alps.
HTH,
Theo
"Judy" > schreef in bericht
om...
> Your pond pictures were nice, I noticed your barrel filter system, but
> I didn't notice a submerged pump? How did you set up your pump system
> to get the water from the pond into the barrel? Also what kind of
> rock did you use to line your pond. It looks nice. Judy from
> California
Thanks for the kind words.
I have a submerged pump in the middle of the pond (Oasis Optimax 15000),
pipe going up over the rim and then under the ground again.
Picture 1 is where you should see the pipe come up, only thing is you don't
;-) (That's the hole idea right...) I had to be inventive with some
rocks and watermint.
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter1.jpg
Picture 2 is where it goes back down and under the ground. (pipe is right
onder the frog statue)
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter2.jpg
Picture 3 is the current state of the filter system.
http://www.wide-o.net/summerpond2003/filter3.jpg
I have 3 more submerged pumps feeding a smaller filter and basically making
sure the water is moving/rotating all the time.
If I had to do it again (like next year ...) I would dig/build my own filter
and work with 2 bottom drains/gravity fed system.
The rocks are "Alpine Verde" which are basically green rocks from the
French/Swiss Alps.
HTH,
Theo
"Judy" > schreef in bericht
om...
> Your pond pictures were nice, I noticed your barrel filter system, but
> I didn't notice a submerged pump? How did you set up your pump system
> to get the water from the pond into the barrel? Also what kind of
> rock did you use to line your pond. It looks nice. Judy from
> California