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Dear all,
We have a new large-ish wildlife pond, 10m (30 feet or so) roughly circular, and about 5 feet deep in the middle. We have a problem with the local soil being heavy red clay- as a result the water is permanently a greyish-brown colour and water can't penetrate to plants. I've tried floculating chemicals like "pond clear" but it has little or no effect- I think we would need gallons and gallons of it for this size of pond. Can anyone suggest a filter pump that can help us, without affecting the wildlife? If not, then what filter/pump would clear the water the quickest, that we can run for a short time before planting up? Paul D. |
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