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Personally, I think a skimmer is an absolute must. It catches the debris
while it is floating, keeping it from falling to the bottom of the pond. The earlier leaves, dust, grass clippings, etc. are caught, the less the filter has to do to break them down. As for the use of the Bio Falls, it can be used as a veggie filter, but it is really to small to support very many fish. Use a line and build another pond of at least 10% of the surface area of the pond, and 20 or 50% is not unreasonable for the veggie filter. It will save you some money also. -- RichToyBox http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html "KRF" wrote in message ... Hi everybody, researching equipment for the pond I'm building. The guy at the pond store says I need a skimmer. Is that true? Been reading about the veggie filter online and think thats the route I'm going. Can I make a veggie filter out of a Bio falls waterfall? One thing I've learned through many years of aquarium keeping, the people at the stores are there for the sales. The groups I frequent for advice however speek from experience. Once again, any and all advice is appreciated. Thanks |
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