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TheFishGuy
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I literally have that exact pump, just in the 1200 gallon size.
it is the most wonderful pump you will ever come across, it is solids handling, so that you dont have to clean it out as often, I only clean mine out once a season and after 3 year it is still operating at almost full capacity.
aquascape always has high quality products, and although they can get pricey they are ( almost ) always worth it! especially when it comes to something as important as a pond pump.
great buy and you wont regret it!
( no I am not being paid by aquascape, I wish I was though
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Would love to be working on downsizing the pond we are closing but had firewood delivered and dumped in driveway ,then deck cleaning crew called and set up work for this morning. So- I moved the cord of wood to the yard so they had access to deck. 2 hours to pressure wash it and tomorrow stain and seal! May get back to pond before winter!
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What kind of pipe/ tubing did you use? I’m thinking flex pipe, which will run to a mini bog. But first, I’ll have to get the liner done, set up the bog, get the rest set upI literally have that exact pump, just in the 1200 gallon size.
it is the most wonderful pump you will ever come across, it is solids handling, so that you dont have to clean it out as often, I only clean mine out once a season and after 3 year it is still operating at almost full capacity.
aquascape always has high quality products, and although they can get pricey they are ( almost ) always worth it! especially when it comes to something as important as a pond pump.
great buy and you wont regret it!
( no I am not being paid by aquascape, I wish I was though
I have been Christmas shopping. Online of course.
TheFishGuy
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I used the non kink stuff that has the ridges, it is sorta expensive sometimes, but super sturdy and can turn tight corners, and of course never kinks which I very much enjoy.
Thanks for the reminder, I've been so busy I forgot all about Christmas this year!
TheFishGuy
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Wow! starting early, in my family we dont start till at least end of november!
I already had stuff in the spare bedroom that I bought through the summer
If I'm out and see something that I know someone would like, I just buy it. Or if someone says they want something, I get online and buy it than. My old age, I would forget by Christmas. Plus, the family keeps growing, I don't think my finances could handle doing it all at once. I will miss Black Friday shopping this year. I so looked forward to it.
If someone else has already started, then it's time I do too!
I love the Holidays! ....the decorations, the smell of fresh baked cookies, the shopping....takes my mind off not being able to do much in the the garden .
October 1st I start decorating for Halloween and to me, its all one long holiday until January 2nd
TheFishGuy
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And of course, the sugary foods that come with it
this year I dont really want to miss my pond because by the time I get it full ( 2-3 weeks ) we will start getting snow every couple of weeks, so I might just maybe put a bunch of pumps in the bottom so I can see the fish all year round.....
I do love the spirit too, I have been collecting giant inflatables and decor since I was pretty young, and set it up in my fish tank room each season. Although I'm not allowed to set things up till after thanksgiving
And of course, the sugary foods that come with it
this year I dont really want to miss my pond because by the time I get it full ( 2-3 weeks ) we will start getting snow every couple of weeks, so I might just maybe put a bunch of pumps in the bottom so I can see the fish all year round.....
I feel the same way! Our front yard is all decorated. After we take that down, mow again than a few weeks after that we put Christmas stuff up. I'm from a time that most people decorated for Christmas by Thanksgiving.