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Pressure Filter for a pond

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  • 20-02-2013 3:47pm
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    FR85
    Registered Users Posts: 484 ✭✭


    350-400 liter pond coming along soon, well it's more of a water feature then anything else!!

    I have a JBL E1500 that I'm going to use for the minute, does anyone have anything better suited for the future?

    Thanks!


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    frankosw
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 809 ✭✭✭frankosw


    FR85 wrote: »
    350-400 liter pond coming along soon, well it's more of a water feature then anything else!!

    I have a JBL E1500 that I'm going to use for the minute, does anyone have anything better suited for the future?

    Thanks!


    Do you really need a filter for a pond that size?

    You'd be better stocking it with a mixture of aquatic plants and try to introduce some live daphnia in there too.


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    FR85
    Registered Users Posts: 484 ✭✭FR85


    I know it's small, I was hoping to put something in it even for waterflow/aeration and then for water changes to be able to pump water out. I will be planting it also, Lillies and Canadian Pondweed.......

    Would Daphnia benefit well, I've heard they are good as live food but will they do anything for filtration??!!


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    frankosw
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 809 ✭✭✭frankosw


    FR85 wrote: »
    I know it's small, I was hoping to put something in it even for waterflow/aeration and then for water changes to be able to pump water out. I will be planting it also, Lillies and Canadian Pondweed.......

    Would Daphnia benefit well, I've heard they are good as live food but will they do anything for filtration??!!

    I have personally found daphnia to be great for keeping down green algae in the water..some freshwater snails will help clean the sides also.


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    FR85
    Registered Users Posts: 484 ✭✭FR85


    I'll have a look at it is an option but I prefer the idea of filtration


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