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Thanks for the comments and the welcome, all. have already disconnected the
filter and noticed no appreciable increase in flow. And the pump is already grossly oversized for the filter I am using (at least according to the Pondmaster data). Thus, I will try and increase the size of my tubing next. If that doesn't work, perhaps I'll supplement with a second pump or waterfall pump. One question still, though: Even after I bump up the size of the equipment, the flow may not be the "raging torrent" my wife is looking for. What do you guys think about the Pondmaster waterfall pumps? I have used the mag pump because they are darn near impossible to kill -- even running dry. I use them on my indoor aquariums, too. Are the waterfall pumps by pondmaster as indestrutible? Even if not, are they better than the competition in the direct-driven waterfall pump class? I continue to be interested in them because I can get them wholesale through a relative. Thanks, Scott |
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