I am now beginning to tear down my basement indoor pond so that I can move it into an unheated 3-season porch thats connected to the house.
I have tried to think of an easy way to keep the wet/dry bio alive during the move but most all my ideas tend to be way more work than I can do right now.
What if I did nothing?
What if I just moved the 55gal barrel wet/dry filter out to it's new home in the unheated porch?
It's about -11 below zero out in that room right now, so what would be the result if I did nothing but just drained all the water out of the filter and set it out in the cold?
My hope would be that all the needed bio stuff would just freeze solid, and then when it gets warm that would all come right back to life as if nothing had happend.....
This would work?
I have tried to think of an easy way to keep the wet/dry bio alive during the move but most all my ideas tend to be way more work than I can do right now.
What if I did nothing?
What if I just moved the 55gal barrel wet/dry filter out to it's new home in the unheated porch?
It's about -11 below zero out in that room right now, so what would be the result if I did nothing but just drained all the water out of the filter and set it out in the cold?
My hope would be that all the needed bio stuff would just freeze solid, and then when it gets warm that would all come right back to life as if nothing had happend.....
This would work?

