Episode 106: My Pond Filtration: Part One | What filters I have and how well they work

[@markfranklin8831]

Im a new subscriber. Really nice video i would like to see prt 2. Thanks for sharing

[@HumberKoi]

Love it mate

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Cheers mate, thanks for watching and the support

[@lifearoundthekoipond2283]

Fantastic information mate, and a great video, the pond is looking really nice 👍

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Thank you & thank you for watching

[@CescaTheDarkHorse]

Nice video 📹 Andy enjoyed watching 👀 ⛩🐟⛩

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Thanks a lot for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it 👍🤜🤛😀

[@mustangkoiaustralia]

Great video and good information, mate! 👍

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Cheers, really appreciate you watching and commenting, it took quite a bit of editing so glad people are enjoying it

[@Crazyforkoiandgoldfish]

Very nice ideo 👌😎

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

I really appreciate you watching and the feedback, cheers!

[@loobycolin]

Great info, thanks mate

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Thanks a lot, really glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@kevinwhite1077]

nice video keep them coming

[@TheGingerPondkeeper]

Cheers mate, thanks for watching 😀

[@ianmorgan7534]

Not expensive.... Over £1500!

[@hammocktimenapper]

Why don't you just build a bog filter? It seems like you're doing an awful lot of work mitigating something that could be easily handled by nitrifying bacteria. The fact that you have algae is an indicator that whatever your system is simply not removing enough nitrogen from your pond and the algae is feeding off of it. You're never going to win this game until you can colonize enough surface area to have the bacteria eat it instead