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Lets see a hole now!
Lol don't even say that!If not the 3rd times the charm they say
Yes the waterfall and skimmer will (if we don't change our minds) be on the same side , somewhat close to one another, but they will be installed in separate ponds.Hmmm... explain more about the waterfall and skimmer on the same side? Traditionally those would be placed opposite each other.
Yes the waterfall and skimmer will (if we don't change our minds) be on the same side , somewhat close to one another, but they will be installed in separate ponds.
The water coming out of the fall won't be able to go straight back into the skimmer, first it will have to travel along the plants, the whole length of the pond, then spill into the second pond, and travel the whole length back to reach the skimmer. The water will make a complete circle...or at least that's the plan
Oh c'mon ..I suck at explaining,I know, but I thought I did a good job thereWell, that sounds interesting! Still not sure I understand what you mean, but it sounds like you do, so that's all that matters!
Yes!@Gemma, if it helps I understand your setup. Pretty much 2 parallel ponds with the skimmer and waterfalls located physically next to each other, but one in each pond, with the spillway connecting the two ponds at the opposite end.
Thank you!Yes, I think it would be fine. Since as far as circulation is concerned you put the skimmer and falls at opposite ends of the ponds.
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