Enough flow?

[Don't Be Koi With Me]

This is a 110 stocker and I'm running about 250 GPH here but the flow seems WEAK to me.
Should I be good?
I do plan on adding a small spitter/waterfall also.
Any thoughts/concerns/worries/warnings?
Any and all replies will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Meyer Jordan]

That is an excellent flow rate for that size water feature. Any greater flow may be too much for the fish and quickly tire them.

 

[Don't Be Koi With Me]

That is an excellent flow rate for that size water feature. Any greater flow may be too much for the fish and quickly tire them.

Thanks, Meyer!
Would a small waterfall/spitter be a concern?
Should I install on opposite side of pond from the filter if I install one?
Thanks again...

 

[CometKeith]

To me it's a little unusual to have the water being pumped out so close to the surface of the water. If you had a raised water feature with water flowing down from a greater height the effect of the splashing water would be a lot more dramatic and would not seem to be so weak.

 

[Meyer Jordan]

Thanks, Meyer!
Would a small waterfall/spitter be a concern?
Should I install on opposite side of pond from the filter if I install one?
Thanks again...

I am assuming that your pump is in the pond. In this case I would advise locating the pump on the opposite side of the pond across from the waterfall. I would also recommend locating the waterfall at or close to either end of the pond. This will create a longitudinal water flow the length of the pond ensuring proper mixing of the water.

 

[Don't Be Koi With Me]

I am assuming that your pump is in the pond. In this case I would advise locating the pump on the opposite side of the pond across from the waterfall. I would also recommend locating the waterfall at or close to either end of the pond. This will create a longitudinal water flow the length of the pond ensuring proper mixing of the water.

Awesome.
Thanks!