HELP: Koi pond filtration ideas

"DC" wrote in message
ups.com...
I've done some searching around and I've found various biological
filtration systems available and I was hoping for some recommendations
for a 1000 Gallon pond that WILL have a 1200-1800 GPH pump. It needs
to be external and small / and/or buriable. Preferrably one of the all
in one that's not heinously expensive. Probably looking at something
pressurized and either with a backflush mechanism or cleanable media.
(Preferrably backflush, for obvious reasons.)

Unfortunately, I don't have a bottom drain, so that's going to screw
with the asthetics as the pond is built up about 20" high around the
edges in a circle. (If anyone has any bright ideas on hiding all the
power / tubing, I'd love to hear that too. ;-)

Also looking for recommendations for on-line vendors, etc. I was
impressed with what PondPetsUSA.com has to offer, I was hoping to get
some more information before I leap off a cliff and buy the wrong
thing.

Any help you can lend would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

DC

Take a look at my filtration system and see if this is what you are looking
for:

http://home.insightbb.com/~jryates/filter.htm

This particular set up is internal, but could easily be converted to an
external system. In fact, it is based on an external system I built for my
sister a few years back. It is easy to build, and would save you a lot of
money.

First off, G, there is a problem with your website. Try viewing it
from something other than your server (or develpment machine) and
you'll discover that there is a javascript call to a page that points
to 127.0.0.1 which is the internal loopback address of a PC. (So no
matter who visits it, it tries to look up pages on THEIR machine
instead of yours.)

Offending code: "script language='javascript'
src='http://127.0.0.1:1025/js.cgi?pcaw&r=9514'/script"

Cheers,

DC

"DC" wrote in message
oups.com...
First off, G, there is a problem with your website. Try viewing it
from something other than your server (or develpment machine) and
you'll discover that there is a javascript call to a page that points
to 127.0.0.1 which is the internal loopback address of a PC. (So no
matter who visits it, it tries to look up pages on THEIR machine
instead of yours.)

Offending code: "script language='javascript'
src='http://127.0.0.1:1025/js.cgi?pcaw&r=9514'/script"

Cheers,

DC

Hmmm. I don't know how that got in there. Others have used the web site
with no problems at all. I'll have to investigate this and get back to
you. Thanks for pointing it out.