i was thinking about doing something nice for my mom seeing as she has a bunch of goldfish in a 55 and always wanted a pond. she has a few of those cheap pools that are in between a pop up and a regular pool and she bought one over the summer that has already broken. would it be possible to use the filters, which are much like regular pool filters as a filter for a pond? i mean you run a bunch of water through it and the chlorine would be gotten rid of right? what else would i need to do before i could use this as a filter for my moms future pond.
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just running water with prime through it should get rid of the chlorine, just make sure it's good and clean before use, i've heard of a few people using these filters on ponds before.
If its a sand pool filter than you empty the sand replace it with biobeds and replace the head with a new head from http://www.seagatefilters.com/