05-28-2009, 11:37 AM
ScottyB Wrote:that is awesome...i love stuff like that. how long did it take to remove all that ground?
what kind of filtration did you settle on?
Took me in all about 3 weeks just to dig and level the ground. I worked on it when time permitted. 1 word: tiller. It helped loosen all the compacted clay. The filter system was purchased from <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.webbsonline.com">www.webbsonline.com</a><!-- w --> . I bought the FILT27 kit. It came with the pump, skimmer and waterfall filter. I added some additional filter media to assist in cleaning the water.
Steve85 Wrote:Very cool, looks great!I will post a pic of the stream I created for the second waterfall. The main waterfall I dug out of the mound I created from removing the dirt from the deep sections of the pond. I purchased a large enough liner to cover the entire pond and also the mound of dirt. I didn't want create a need for seaming the liner.
I did one a few years ago for my wife but I really need to redo the waterfall. I used one of the tiered hard plastic things from Home Despit and it's pretty cheesy, not very "real" looking.
Is your waterfall dug out of a mound then lined in the matting? I'm trying to figure out the best way to keep the water where I want it go and keep it looking natural...
If I build another, it will be larger. I figure this one to be about 2000 gals. I would at least double that. It doesn't cost much more to make a bigger one.
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Ole - (pronounced O-Lee) See here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ole_(name)
http://www.olsinvestfinancial.com
http://www.alsinfo.org
http://www.weekendwarriorracing.com (New site up and running - Thanks Apoc)
