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July 28th 04, 06:08 AM
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Filter or no filter??
My new pond has been filled for about 2 years now and I finally put a pump
in. I've been told that having a pond with lots of plants and water flowing down a stream with many stones can do the same thing a pond filter does. What is the reason for having a filter? -- Steve Shapson 
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July 29th 04, 09:38 PM
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Filter or no filter??
Mechanical filter filters out wind blown debris from the pond. Bio filter
stabilizes the water so that we could feed the fish a lot. Steve Shapson wrote: What is the reason for having a filter?
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