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DB junkie;3603177; said:
Looks really nice.... :headbang2

Are we going to get to see pics of the unbelievable filtration? Don't hold out on us..... :ROFL:

its more of a matter of me finding some time to take photos...

part ot it consists of an Extreme Biofilter. lol
 
omojena;3603215; said:
part ot it consists of an Extreme Biofilter. lol

I read that..... Just curious about interpretations of "Extreme". ;)

:popcorn:
 
Wow.... Definetly Xtreme.... LOL

So that's how the other half lives......:D



Wish I had the scratch to afford something like that.... Would love to compare it to my cheapy DIY stuff. :grinno:
 
DB junkie;3603329; said:
Wow.... Definetly Xtreme.... LOL

So that's how the other half lives......:D



Wish I had the scratch to afford something like that.... Would love to compare it to my cheapy DIY stuff. :grinno:


With our budget, we will have to opt for a modified trash can
 
FishDog;3603456; said:
With our budget, we will have to opt for a modified trash can

Yup, used, second hand ones are all I can afford right now. :ROFL:

I've always wondered what it would take for a DIY one to keep up with a bead filter. The zero maintainance involved with beads is second to none though....... :(

Tell us more about this filter..... When it backwashes does that water go to a drain then that water is replaced via a drip system? I'm curious as to how exactly they work. :confused: Are the backwashes performed manually? Then you just refill the tank manually?

:popcorn:
 
They use them at a lfs for there indoor koi ponds. They have 6 300 gallon ponds on 1 unit. The backwash reverses the flow in the filter and the waste water does exit through a drain. They backwash the water out and then refill when doing water changes. It is like have a drain but much faster because the pump is used to push the water out of the filter. So you can drain at the rate you pump flows. I want to run one when I build my pond with an inline UV and a inline strainer basket to hold the sock filters. The nice thing about being enclosed is you don't have to worry about the system draining during a power outage.
 
Great stocklist :thumbsup:
 
Gr8KarmaSF;3600488; said:
Teachers are allowed to make mistakes, kinda like how you were born. :D

OWNED






OUCH lol
 
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