o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad
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mad wrote:
o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad

Hey Mad,
If water is flowing into and out of it and it contains
vegetation - sure, call it a veggie filter ;-)

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NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

thanks for your reply, bonnie. i have always considered it a veggie filter,
but i needed an official pronouncement from the porg. LOL
mad
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From: Bonnie Espenshade
Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net
Newsgroups: rec.ponds
Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 11:49:56 GMT
Subject: filter design 101 question:

mad wrote:
o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad

Hey Mad,
If water is flowing into and out of it and it contains
vegetation - sure, call it a veggie filter ;-)

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/





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Bonnie Espenshade wrote:

mad wrote:
o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad

Hey Mad,
If water is flowing into and out of it and it contains
vegetation - sure, call it a veggie filter ;-)

My proposed ponder's dictionary entry:

Veggie filter: A biological filter using vegetation as growth medium,
and requiring sunlight to vegetation to grow.

John Hines wrote:
Bonnie Espenshade wrote:


mad wrote:

o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad

Hey Mad,
If water is flowing into and out of it and it contains
vegetation - sure, call it a veggie filter ;-)


My proposed ponder's dictionary entry:

Veggie filter: A biological filter using vegetation as growth medium,
and requiring sunlight to vegetation to grow.



That sounds good to me. I second the motion.

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/

sounds good to me!
mad
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changed regularly, and for the same reason.

From: John Hines
Organization: USDA ZONE 5 www.jhines.org
Reply-To:
Newsgroups: rec.ponds
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 13:05:12 -0500
Subject: filter design 101 question:

Bonnie Espenshade wrote:

mad wrote:
o k, all y'all have seen my stock tank pond with the birdbath fountain in
it. if you haven't, its in the last pic of the 2nd URL below. click on it
and enlarge it and you can see the watercress and a mosquito dunk in it.

what i'm asking is, would this be considered a veggie filter of sorts? if
not what would you call it? now be nice! LOL

mad

Hey Mad,
If water is flowing into and out of it and it contains
vegetation - sure, call it a veggie filter ;-)

My proposed ponder's dictionary entry:

Veggie filter: A biological filter using vegetation as growth medium,
and requiring sunlight to vegetation to grow.





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