Welcome and won't you have to protect that filter from freezing .
Welcome and won't you have to protect that filter from freezing .
Thanks for the info.... already purchased my API master test kit......PH is at close to 7.0.... 0 chlorine....0 ammonia ..... 0 nitrates .....While you're waiting for spring to add fish, put some ammonia (non-sudsy) in your pond now, that will establish a biofilm that will process the waste from your fish when you do put them in.
You can get straight ammonia from the grocery store for a couple of dollars. Follow the dosing instructions in my signature below.
It's a very simple process.
Make sure you measure the pond water quality parameters before you put the fish in. API offers an inexpensive pond water test kit.
Post any questions you have.
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Actually I havent finished the Capstones yet or blocked around my skimmer to hid it yet..... it seems to rain every other day latelyOh by the way love it is half and half that sitting wall is great
Just a quick question since you have a Savio skimmer....I am thinking I need to put an overflow pipe to control the level.... now everytime it rains and the level overshoots the basketWelcome Jimmy Your pond looks great , looks like you did some research before building. Where are you located and what type of fish do you plan on having?
Just a quick question since you have a Savio skimmer....I am thinking I need to put an overflow pipe to control the level.... now everytime it rains and the level overshoots the basket
and filter and leaves end up in my pump strainer..... was thinking about putting a small pipe via a bulkhead fitting in the skimmer to keep the level so that the basket will catch leaves..... wondering your opinion.... Thanks
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