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Hi, I'm getting an 8'x8'x20-24" pond and am trying to decide if a
pump/filter is a must have. I checked the rec.ponds faq but am not sure how much difference the volume/temperature makes. I'd like the pond to have some amphibians (we see plenty of Pacific Tree frogs in the garden) and possibly some small fish if I can find compatible and preferrably native. With the right balance of oxygenating/shade providing plants, beneficial molluscs etc would a pond of that size maintain its own balance without the need for a pump/filter or is the pond too small for that? The garden contractor says pump/filter is vital. Location is Pacific Northwest if that is relevant wrt seasons. Also, is this something one can compromise on, ie run a pump some of the time? Garden contractor says no, pump must run all the time.. Thanks Guy ps sorry if this is a vfaq |
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