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I use a waterfall filter for a 2500gal pond and was considering a 2nd filter
on the other end.
Any one use this one" FISHMATE PRESSURIZED BIO POND FILTER"

Just trying to get advice from anyone that has this filter. I was thinking
about the 3000.

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I don't have any experience with a Fishmate pressurized filter but I do have
a BioFalls filter on a 3,000 gallon pond. No problem in keeping the water
clear. Just curious on why you perceive the need for a second filter on your
pond?


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I use a waterfall filter for a 2500gal pond and was considering a 2nd
filter on the other end.
Any one use this one" FISHMATE PRESSURIZED BIO POND FILTER"

Just trying to get advice from anyone that has this filter. I was thinking
about the 3000.

Pat




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I like the waterfall filter, but the pond has a channel to another part of
the pond. I thought it would help the bigger filter, making cleaning times
less time than they are. I have 2 koi that are 17yrs old and love to dig.
The comets are also that old. All the smaller ones are pond born. I have
some photos at webshots, but they are from before the channel was widened.



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To see the pictures from 2004 go he

http://community.webshots.com/user/pbrown321

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I do not know anything about your filter, but I like the old photos of
your pond.

Phyllis



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PAT wrote:
To see the pictures from 2004 go he

http://community.webshots.com/user/pbrown321

Pat

Is that a veggie filter built of landscape logs or just a above ground
planter?

Chip

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How big is the pump you are using to get that type of affect for the
water fall? My Fall is trickling, I need more volume then what I have

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It's a preformed waterfall surrounded by rock.
I have some new photo's I haven't posted yet.
The small channel going under the bridge was widened and the waterfall was
made larger and wider across. The pond was put in 1987.

Pat

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I run a Fishmate 10000UV, its mostly done a good job.
A couple of niggles - when I upgrade the hoses from 25mm to 32mm the
hose connectors got distorted - the plastic could be thicker.
My other whinge would be the back wash. This requires you to remove a
25mm cap and add a hose connector. I have improvised a hose and valve
arrangement which is more convenient.
Peter
PAT AYMAR wrote:
I use a waterfall filter for a 2500gal pond and was considering a 2nd filter
on the other end.
Any one use this one" FISHMATE PRESSURIZED BIO POND FILTER"

Just trying to get advice from anyone that has this filter. I was thinking
about the 3000.

Pat



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On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 19:12:10 EDT, "PAT" wrote:

To see the pictures from 2004 go he

http://community.webshots.com/user/pbrown321

Pat


Pat, Absolutely lovely. Thanks for posting your site, I really enjoyed the
tour, beautiful back yard and pond. I love your little table/chair nook. Do
you use it often? ~ jan
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The pump on the waterfall is : Cal Pump PWM5200 Mag Drive Waterfall

It sells for around $150.00

The question on the kids nooK? Did you mean the arbor? I use it for grilling
outdoors. The arbor was once a deck where you could enter to the pool that
is gone now. I have a greenhouse there instead. The kids are grown now and
have pools of there own. The kids in any of the pictures are my
grandchildren there are now 7 of them.
Christmas was supposed to cost less at retirement!!!!!!

Pat

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On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 20:56:47 EDT, "PAT" wrote:

The question on the kids nooK?


The one picture with the table and 2 chairs?

Christmas was supposed to cost less at retirement!!!!!!
Pat


LOL!!!!! Who told you that myth? ;-) ~ jan
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