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August 17th 04, 01:06 AM
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 01:17:31 GMT, "RichToyBox"
wrote: Even though you have two ponds one 70 and one 130 gallons, it is still just one pond if the water is going from one to the other and back again, so the pump size needs to be large enough to handle the 200 gallon total. Recommendations for pumps is to have one that will turn over the pond volume at least every two hours, which would be a 100 gallon per hour pump. Other will recommend at least 1 change per hour, which makes the pump a 200 gallon per hour pump. On a similar setup that I started with, I had a 1200 gallon per hour pump and it made what I considered to be a nice flow. *Thank you! 
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