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Hi,
I've just finished building my swimming pond (50 m3 swimming area with 13 m3 biofilter with lava rock). Construction is concrete brick walls with EPDM rubber liner. Since it collects quite some debris (leaves and stuff) which sinks to the bottom before the surface flow drives it to the biofilter, I will need to clean the it regularly. I'm therefor planning to install an automatic cleaning system. My 'pond contractor' suggests to use a Baracuda G3 with dedicated pump (can't use the biofilter pumps) and a dedicated 150 liter lava-rock filter. Any experience with such a setup ? How should the pump be rated ? Do I really need the extra filter? The contractor believes that if I only use my biofilter, the fine debris will eventually clog it. If so, wouldn't a smaller filter or even the Zodiac leaf catcher suffice? Thanks in advance. Koen |
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