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Old 27-08-2004, 04:28 AM
~ jan JJsPond.us
 
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I frequently see suggestions that people shut off their pump to confirm
leaks. I never see any mention of damage to the bio filter. Dont the bio
bugs begin to die within three to four hours? If so I wonder why it is
rarely mentioned, since this could create significant new problems.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas

Quite often, the pond is new, so the bugs aren't even up and running.
~ jan


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