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But you didn't answer the second part of my question. If airation w/
airstone is necessary what size and type do I look for. They do not hang at the top, but they are in full sun most of the day and in only 18" of depth until I can finish digging. They is a slight waterfall they love to play in and swim against the flow. "BenignVanilla" wrote in message ... "Sam Hopkins" wrote in message .. . Unless your fish are hanging at the top of the water gasping you dont need an airstone. "FBCS" wrote in message ... I have read lots have natural ponds/VG filter no falls and they do not talk of the need for an air pump/stone. How necessary is a air pump/air stone to the health of the pond? Do you calculate size by gal with this type of pump also. If not what would be a typical size for a pond, better yet, what do you use? Joann Sam, I think scientifically this is probably true, but if someone is strangling you, would you like them to stop now, or wait until you turn blue? Either way you will probably live, but which is really better? It's cheap and easy to aerate. BV. |
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