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putting in a 55 gallon below surface is not an option for me. I think
I'll try a 30 gallon rubbermaid container for an above ground filter. I like the pot scrubbers idea, but I also heard about using cotton batting from the local walmart. Any other idea's? JamesG wrote: I would recommend using those nylon pot scrubbers. I bought a lot of them at Big Lots for 99 cents for a bag of 9 I think. I would say that a five gallon bucket is probably big enough. Do you have plants in your pond? I have a lot of plants (water hyacinth, water lettuce, irises, horsetail, etc) in a pond that is a little smaller than yours. I think the plants do most of the work. My filter is a mesh plant basket containing scrubbers, and my pump. I cut up a plastic coke bottle to maintain a clear path to the pump inlet. I topped the basket with plastic gardening fabric. |
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