Yeh i saw the hose was almost like air line hose .But hey it all takes time and you will get there .But really like how it came out .Thing is you know that and that will make you succeed and not give up like some other ponders .Just need to get some better hose thats all .I have a neighbor that was in a bind his hose broke and he had bought the hose for the outside spigot like I have that is drinking water safe and it works great on his pond and he is thinking about leaving it like that .I had an extra adapter among my collection of stuff and it fit to make those hose connect to his pump .Took us longer looking through all the fittings to find the right one that fit the hose and pump but we found it (4 totes of fittings ).I think you look at things a little different and you will find something that works .I found things I did not know I had .Been sorting through them since . :razz:
I can't even count the times I've started something on it and went completely different by the end, trying to find the perfect balance of what looks best and weighing how well it works and how hard to maintain with upkeep in the long run.
Overall I'm pleased with the waterfall/filter just as long as you realize it takes some workarounds. I will say the pond looked clear before but today it looks crystal clear.
It still stands out also but I think it will start to blend better when algae forms on the resin.
I got it on Amazon for $85 and we have prime so it didn't cost to ship but I've seen it as cheap as $65, not bad for a resin waterfall/filter, 400 gph pump, and 5x5 liner with all hoses, filter, and clamps also, even has a spot underneath the falls for a uv add-on.
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