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  2. Koi and Koi Pond Supplies - koiforum.uk

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    Do you need an intensive, fast acting pond treatment? Do you need help achieving crystal clear, healthy water? If yes, Evolution Aqua’s PURE Pond Bomb is the product for you. Combination of friendly bacteria and enzymes. EA Pure Pond bomb Evolution Aqua's Pond Treats Variety mix are natural, high protein treats to supplement the diet of all ...

  3. How much bicarb to dose? [Archive] - Koi Forum UK

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    The purpose of adding sodium bicarbonate or any other buffer to a pond is to help keep the pH at the desired value and/or stable. Water changes introduce carbonates and many people, especially those with hard water supplies, find that their normal water change regime introduces enough carbonate to keep their pH stable.

  4. Site decicated to Koi and pond keeping, japanese koi carp for sale, pond equipment for sale, forum offering help and advice on pond medication and koi disease.

  5. Mixed species pond build - Koi Forum

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    Mine is a cheap as chips generic version of the Kockney Koi type Skimmer, details below, (dunno if that's available in the US?) It was branded MEGA pond supplies part no. 0181050. Over here they're about £30-£40, without the pointless widemouth bit, which is renowned for developing leaks anyway.

  6. Chlorine or chloramine levels DPD No 4 info - Koi Forum

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    Yes Mike I did find chlorine in the pond water. And that was a cause of ulcers. It burns them I believe. The fish. Since though using ST. I have not had a problem. John 1 and lee helped me on the subject of killing it off. Ie how much to add to the water on my gallonage of the pond.

  7. pumping water around a gravity system using only air - Koi Forum

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    Hi Nick, Well what can i say but thanks very much indeed for your time spent on this matter, your later assumptions of around 13k lph is about right, the supply pipe to the shower is 80cm/90cm above the pond water level, the pond is 155cm deep, currently the pump is around 3m away from the shower itself, this is the length of the pipe running along from the pump then 90 degree's upto the top ...

  8. Flow Meter - koiforum.uk

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    A well known and accepted koi pond design is to turn over the pond once an hour. The larger the pond, the more power is consumed to do that. So turnover rates can be a sliding scale with the huge ponds maybe turning over every 2 hours or more. That also ties into the type of filtration and the stocking rate.

  9. How much bicarb to dose? - Koi Forum

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    The purpose of adding sodium bicarbonate or any other buffer to a pond is to help keep the pH at the desired value and/or stable. Water changes introduce carbonates and many people, especially those with hard water supplies, find that their normal water change regime introduces enough carbonate to keep their pH stable.

  10. Drum Filter Versus Nexus 310 - Koi Forum

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    Pond Filters, Koi Pond filters and Koi Pond supplies, including Rotary Drum filters and Pre-filter sieves from Koi Water Garden Ltd., Mark You wouldn't need a nexus, just a large chamber of fluidised K1 so could save a few quid there - though if you're buying a drum saving a few pounds here and there isn't probably going to be a big issue.

  11. Sodium Thiosulphate - koiforum.uk

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    Brian, The correct dose rate for sodium thiosulphate crystals is 13 grams per 1,000 (Imperial) gallons which will dechlorinate water up to a chlorine/chloramine level of 0.8 mg/L This is about twice the normal maximum chlorine level in UK tap water supplies so there is a safety margin in case extra chlorine is added to sterilise the pipes.