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September 12th 05, 12:42 AM
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"David Sim" wrote in message
New pond is up & running & gone the usual (not an unpleasent shade of) green. Pond is in the Southern half of the UK, 60% sunlight, 1600 gallons, part raised, 4.5 ft deep. Pump is rated at 15000 ltrs p/h and the flow is split 50/50 to circulate water & to 9000 ltr biolgical filer. No UV Only got about a 2 feet of fish, a large lilly & some oxyginators. I'm not a huge fan of chemicals & although my smaller pond is crystal clear, it's packed full of plants. Question is - how long should I expect to wait for the water to start clearing. From your description, I'm not expecting it to last long. Pack this one full of plants too.  ) ~ jan~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ 
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