Hi moving house very shortly and going to buy a raised pond,we are moving with 9 shubs 2 of them only small and wanted to know what would be the best filter to buy for 400 gallons and fish load
Norlogs 400 gallon raised pond
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Is this a pond or a stock tank? Well, I know that doesn’t answer your question, but just curious. What type of pond and filter do you have currently?
My advice, research bog filters (AKA, wetlands filters). Bog filters can be constructed in so many different ways, to be adapted to any type of pond.
My advice, research bog filters (AKA, wetlands filters). Bog filters can be constructed in so many different ways, to be adapted to any type of pond.
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Agree with Mmathis about using a wetland bog filter.
I wish someone would have told me about them years ago before I wasted time and lots of money on inadequate store bought filters and UV lights.
A bog can be very simple, especially with a pond that small. A simple window box planter can work well with your size pond.
I wish someone would have told me about them years ago before I wasted time and lots of money on inadequate store bought filters and UV lights.
A bog can be very simple, especially with a pond that small. A simple window box planter can work well with your size pond.