DIY Wooden Garage Pond
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100gallons;4155406; said:
It is some type of fern, I forget the exact name. I just kind of picked random plants marked *low light*... We'll see what survives. If I can find some sort of vine plant that will flourish then I'll let it grow all over.
Kcoastsurfguy;4155420; said:
Thanks.
I sure hope they are, it was a lot of work... (and $)I'll probably stare at it for a couple hours tonight to watch and make sure everyone is doing well.
, I wish my indoor pond even compare to thisAlright so far but it's doing a mini cycle so I am not feeding. Hoping it only lasts a few days.
Quiet One 3000 does the waterfall filter @ about 700gph.
ViaAqua 2600 pumps through a plastic tote filter @ about 700gph. (Not shown in pics, it's just a plastic tote filled with filter media)
Cascade Internal Filter/Powerhead does about 150gph.
So should be a little over 1,500gph total flow for 400g.
I am not sure if I am going to leave the waterfall setup or not, I really like it but it's making the garage Uber humid since I can't really cover it effectively. It will stay as is for now but I may change it up in the future.
ViaAqua 2600 pumps through a plastic tote filter @ about 700gph. (Not shown in pics, it's just a plastic tote filled with filter media)
Cascade Internal Filter/Powerhead does about 150gph.
So should be a little over 1,500gph total flow for 400g.
I am not sure if I am going to leave the waterfall setup or not, I really like it but it's making the garage Uber humid since I can't really cover it effectively. It will stay as is for now but I may change it up in the future.
polish;4162058; said:
Its uber humid in Indiana anyway lol but yeah humidity can be a pain in the butt. do you have a dehumidifier
I need to stick my extra Hygrometer in the garage, I am guessing it's 90-100% Humidity in there currently. I do not have a dehumidifier yet but I may have to get one. The crappy part is they are all nearly $200... eek...
