All the skimmers are for large ponds/ Some have a floating top ring for
water heighth. But Im looking for a small one for 300 gallon pond. Can I
make on? I have a 300 and 600 gallon pump. Any ideas? I can cut into the
preformed liner since it is above ground. The filter that I have makes
the water go around the edge so I put a hole in the liner and add water
and it pours the floating stuff out. I have the pond with a 1/2 inch
square netting over it but the darn elm tree seeds still get in. I dont
want to wait 6 weeks for them to stop blowing in. Anyone know of
anything I can build? I was thinking of the 600 gom pump on the outside
in a bucket then something at the waters edge. I can go in or outside
the pond. But I perfer out. The one they for sale are to big. Thank you

All the skimmers are for large ponds/ Some have a floating top ring for
water heighth. But Im looking for a small one for 300 gallon pond. Can I
make on? I have a 300 and 600 gallon pump. Any ideas?

You can continue to overflow into something that pumps it back into your
pond. Commercially, did you look at www.aqua-mart.com ? Key Word SDSKM
~ jan
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Now thats a great idea, Keeping the overflow using the hole thats there
and pumping it back in. Thank you. I can make that work. Unless the
water gets to low from evaporation. I have a screen to catch the junk.
But thank you. I will put that on top of the list. Dont give up. Thanks

On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 23:24:48 -0500, (Je Wiz) wrote:

Now thats a great idea, Keeping the overflow using the hole thats there
and pumping it back in. Thank you. I can make that work. Unless the
water gets to low from evaporation. I have a screen to catch the junk.
But thank you. I will put that on top of the list. Dont give up. Thanks

) ~ jan
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(Do you know where your water quality is?)