mrsclem
mrsclem
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You should see water moving up to the top of the tube
Think it uses 40 wattsThat's the great thing about the pond breather, it doesn'tuse a lot of energy
Maybe I’m dumb, but how does this work? I didn’t realize until I opened it today that it had a pump—I thought it was just a heater that kept a hole. What value does that INCREDIBLY slow drip of water add?Think it uses 40 watts
So the tube isn’t pinched, I’m pretty sure about that. But the unit is frozen solid in place and I don’t see water moving at all in that tube. Supposed to be -9 tonight with wind chills much worse, so I’m not getting through that ice without some real effort. Without water moving in that pond breather is it still allowing a gas exchange or is it just a pretty pond decoration now?Make sure the tube coming out of the small pump is not pinched. One of mine was and the flow was pinched down. It should be a steady small stream of water more than a drip but not a real fast flow.
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