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zmazza_55
03-17-2006, 9:57 PM
What is the best way to filter and heat an indoor pond? I found some plans to build a 600 gallon plywood one. I'm wanting to build it when I purchase my new house in the next few months. I'm planning on putting it in the basement, so it should be going on a concrete floor. I've seen Ocean Clear canister filters advertised, and they look like they would work, but I'm not sure. I'm really at a loss for the heater, though.

334fish
03-17-2006, 10:26 PM
if youre keeping goldfish or koi no heat necessary

marxxx
03-22-2006, 9:18 AM
I would suggest putting some styrofoam board on the floor (under the pond). This will help with the heat bill! I would build a wet/dry type filter and place the heaters in the sump. you can go with multiple titaniums, or buy a commercial type submersible heater.

Marxxx

rottbo
03-22-2006, 9:44 AM
i am thinking of using a couple of waterbed heaters under my new liner pond to help heat it on my others i just use regular heaters or inline heaters
fir filtration i built my own and it was way cheaper than buying one and it works great