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jimg87 Enthusiast Posts: 175 Kudos: 431 Votes: 44 Registered: 15-Jul-2003 | I think I am going to have to either buy a skimmer or vac for my 2000 gal pond. What do you think? should i go with the skimmer that is more $$ to prevent the crud from sinking to the bottom or go with the cheaper water vac that hooks up the the hose to siphon out all the junk thats already down there (there is alot!) Please help! Water quaility is very poor right now and its hard to see the fish. Thanks in advance! -jim |
Posted 25-Aug-2006 20:54 | |
techjak Fish Master Posts: 1515 Kudos: 2354 Votes: 4 Registered: 09-May-2003 | Personally, I would just go out to Wal-Mart and get a pool cleaning net and remove the crud by hand. They are only about 8 bucks. I have a skimmer box setup on my pond and it still doesn't get all of the leaves etc. that fall into the pond so I got the net and scoop stuff out occasionally. |
Posted 27-Aug-2006 04:30 | |
jimg87 Enthusiast Posts: 175 Kudos: 431 Votes: 44 Registered: 15-Jul-2003 | i have a skimmer net also....gets some of the leaves out but when u pull it up the gunk is stired up and algae/ black stuff clouds the water! |
Posted 28-Aug-2006 00:41 | |
Babelfish Administrator Small Fry with Ketchup Posts: 6833 Kudos: 8324 Votes: 1570 Registered: 17-Apr-2003 | How much filtration do you have jimg? You may just need more water movement to get everything moving properly. ^_^ |
Posted 02-Sep-2006 13:31 |
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