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Steele's Landscapes , LLC. The Water Boss
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2015
Custom landscape company in Wichita Kansas. We install water features and all aspects of landscaping at an artistic level
From seriously bad to low maintenance eco style pond . Never drained or pressure washed in 8 years
#advancedfiltrationsystem #pondbuilder #koiponds #wichitakansas #waterfalls #koi #water
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Oklahoma remix for group build
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Oklahoma 2024 build by WGE and Atlantic Water Gardens
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Water feature build by professional contractors in Oklahoma
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Nice entryway water feature at Grand Lake Oklahoma #pondbuilder #koiponds #advancedfiltrationsystem #wichitakansas #koi
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Last part of nice landscape renovation in Wichita Kansas #pondbuilder #advancedfiltrationsystem #koiponds
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The Water Boss Episode 1, Gilbert Riparian Park
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The Water Boss Episode 1, Gilbert Riparian Park
Hi: I am watching your YT video on Airlift suction grid and have several questions. I currently hoping to upgrade my pond (19 x 10 x 2.5) to a (19 x 10 x 4.5) with bottom suction grid. I plan to use 2” spokes on either 3” or 4” main pipe. I know that I can run a 2” system , but pondering about the 4” main section and Airlift… I will have to have an adapter from 2” to 4”. Which is not clear to me if it’s a good solution. Or I can have a 2” airlift. I could not find Cross adapter that is 4” to 2”. , but I can barely see you are using these in your tutorial video. Can you please send me the PN air description of the Cross 4” to 2” Slip part. Another question is how do you extend the Airlift below the Bottom of the pond ?? I only going to use the Airlift to circulate the pond water. , ie. the outlet of the A.L. Is submerged just below the surface. To spin the water towards the skimmer. I will appreciate your feedback. Thank you
It’s a 4”x2” Sanitary Cross. Google PVC parts online or go to local plumbing supply store. The bottom of airlift tube is installed inside liner. Dig a hole before liner and form liner in hole then the lift tube
Not quite sure but it just guarantees ease of maintenance
It looks like the previous "skimmer" was an intake bay product made by Aquascape. I'm researching for my DIY pond build and trying to figure out how is Helix skimmer superior to Aquascape's skimmer and intake bay product? Is it easier to maintain or more effective removing debris?
Actual skimmers have nets and baskets to separate the debris verses intake bay that sucks debris down into rocks and the. Needs to be removed by hand . I love multiple skimmers for cleaning and water movement
Can you show update on this pond? I would love to see how well this filter works after a few years.
It’s been aging wonderfully
April 22, 2024
Without the 4 Helix bio filters, would the undergravel airlift filter system by itself be enough to keep this fish pond clean year-round?
Possibly
Great video. What size air pumps are you using per air stone? How many litres per minute?
120L
@@steeleslandscapesllc.thewa4902 Thanks Jason. Did you design this system yourself?
No , I can’t take credit. Mike White the pond wizard did
@@steeleslandscapesllc.thewa4902 I have read Mike’s article “So, you want a crystal clear pond”. He seems to indicate that 60lpm will generate 10,000GPh of suction, which is incredible. Are you using 120lpm per 15’x15’ area to get 20,000GPH of suction?
I’m not certain but I oversized the air and using diffuser not air stone. I might try a smaller size air pump, I’ll let you know .
Great video! Question: I currently have two retrofit bottom drains with the air stone attached. Can i just attached my drains at the end of my grid? I'm trying to re-purpose instead of having to buy another set of airstones.
We use 12” air stones or diffusers. I would not think it would work unless you salvage them and retrofit them into the lift tube
@Steele's Landscapes , LLC. The Water Boss Yes, my retrofit drain would be at the end of the grid, opposite of the pump. I sent you a message on your website, hoping to get a return email so I can send you a drawing of exactly what I mean. Thx.
@@yvettestewart8002 I can’t recommend any modifications as I only know of this system and it’s functionality.
Would the airlift for this work using 2" pipe instead of 4" with a higher volume air pump?
No, we only use direct suction with 2” pvc pipe.
@@steeleslandscapesllc.thewa4902 Thank you again Jason! I guessed that the extra volume of the 4" manifold would be necessary for an airlift configuration. In order to keep the cost down of the pond I plan to construct next year, I had already decided to go with the suction method but thought I would ask as I have absolutely no experience with airlifts. Keep up the great work. Love your videos. I'm also a fan of Eric Triplett and Leslie has been so helpful in planning my project over the phone and via email.
@@webservant-dan7757 nice ! Get it built . Eric and Mrs. T re energized my passion for ponds . Keep it dialed
You mentioned in the video that this filter will work up to 15'X15' pond. Would I need 2 filters for my 18 foot circumference round pond? I'll also be using a large Helix bio-mechanical reactor filter.
You could go up to 18’ diameter and still get good performance. We’ve gone up to 20’x15’
@@steeleslandscapesllc.thewa4902 Thank you so much Jason!😃
This is super helpful! Thanks! I would love to see a similar walk through of an airlift up-flow bog filter system. Is it the same system of perforated pipes except with 12" of gravel instead of 6"? (i see 12" recommended a lot for bog filter depth) If the airlift has an under gravel suction filter on one end and an up-flow bog on the other does the 15'x15' rule still apply?
Ok cool ! I’ll do that . And yes keep size similar. I’ll get a video for you
I don’t used perforated pipe
by perforated I mean holes drilled in the pattern that you talked about in the video. Sorry I'm not sure if you mean you don't use this hole pattern from the video or you don't use pipe that was manufactured with holes in it. I think I'm confusing my self now :/
@@growinginphoenix7585 same hole pattern but it’s upflow and we add a way to agitate the bog with air to help with clean out
Beautiful. Love the double sided feature.
Awesome thanks
Looks Awesome Jason!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
dialed
Justin Mccarthy I try every day
Hi Jason, have been following you on periscope. Loved the video. Are you going back after plants have had time to grow? Would love slower look at feature from owners viewpoint. Your follower Gerry from Melbourne, Australia.
Hello Gerry, First of all... thanks for following me. I will admit I thought you were someone else when I've commented to you on Periscope, I apologize. Yes, Tahoe is my home town and I back often. Hope to build another there next season. Thanks again for watching
Nice job
Go water boss go🔥🔥🔥😍❤️
Well then
Amazing artistry by The Water Boss. The waterfalls, pathways and all the stone work is just superb. Lets talk about your green thumb, it is truly art work.
Thanks Peter
If I'm ever going through Gilbert, AZ, looks like that place is a must-see! Love the aerial footage. Well done!
Nice commentary on the park. Nice job Jason!
awesome!
Nice video.Is this all man made or natural? BOOM!!!!
It's man made but done pretty well
Wonderful craftsmanship Jason, it looks great! I Love your logo.
Thanks 😜
Thank you Tonja, see you soon