Hi David, I am not far from you and keep koi. Last year I was struggling with high nitrates in the pond and after a while I tested the tap and checked the Anglian water water report and actually found that most of it was coming out of the tap. It surprised me exactly what was in the tap water and what the legal limits were.
Yes ... that would make for a great follow up video. For those of us who can't harvest enough rainwater to keep things topped up, it would be really handy to know any tips or tricks you might have for removing phosphates from tap water, thanks!
Along this thread of thinking, would adding rainwater eventually correct a high phosphate level? What are other things we need to check if phosphate is high?
Is the phosphate equally distributed in the water? That is, aren't there any differences between surface and bottom water. Because tap water is going to be basically well mixed, while you got the surface water from both the barrell and the pond.
Thanks for doing this test. The only thing I can think of as to why you pool reads zero is that it is fully balanced. It certainly does not look polluted. Is there a reason you think it would be? Sorry you didn't think your Hanna meter was worth it.
Is there value in checking Nitrates?Or Nitrites and Ammonia? assueing there is no fish I would imagine that Nitrates are suffcieint to see whether you have enough plantlife?
Is it possible that sunlight reduces phosphates levels in the water? Tap water never sees light until it comes out of the tap so that could explain the high levels. Just a thought. 👍
If you’re potassium levels are really zero, how come your aquatic plants in the pond don’t suffer? They need that nutrient as well for healthy growth, no?
If you're talking phosphate the concept would be to balance the pool with an adequate amount of plants in the wetlands. So if there's to much phosphate and the plants can't keep up you get an algae bloom. To little and the plants suffer. A perfectly balanced pond with wetlands should be around zero. Similar idea with your nitrogen cycle.
Hi David, we are building a pool based on your insights. A question on the sandbags: which type of sand did you use to fill them? Thank you so much for inspiring us!!
Witam ,do pomiaru fosforanów używam HI 736 Mini-fotometr jest to fotometr do wody morskiej . Moim zdaniem nadaje się do wody słodkiej ,pewnie daje trochę przekłamany wynik . Pozwala na sprawdzenie ilości fosforanów w wodzie . Z doświadczenia i pomiarów wiem że glony nitkowate Spirogyra rosną przy zawartości fosforanów wyższej niż 25 µg/l (ppb).
There's lots of phosphate in urine. Maybe some one has been peeing in the tap water. If you boil of 50,000 gallons of urine you'll get a hundred weight of phosphate
Hi David I have agent a xouple of emails and have not had any response with regards to a new pond build and other information. Would really like to connect with you at some point.
Was your device measuring parts per million or parts per billion? Phosphate needs to be measured in parts per billion in order to be accurate enough to read the low levels required for pond testing.
What is wrong with your video production? I like the information you provide, but your sound quality sucks. It is uneven, often too low, and when you add music, it deafens you. Can't you fix this? It is a pretty elementary thing you should have grasped by now, considering you have been posting videos for a decade.
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Great video David! Could you make a video with the different types of plants you have in your pond as there seems to be quite a variety, cheers!
Hi David, I am not far from you and keep koi. Last year I was struggling with high nitrates in the pond and after a while I tested the tap and checked the Anglian water water report and actually found that most of it was coming out of the tap. It surprised me exactly what was in the tap water and what the legal limits were.
Even David's most boring clip is CAPTIVATING ! ! !
I'm now only months away from having my own pond....
Thanks for all the clips.
Hi David, that’s really interesting!! if you filled a pool with tapwater have you any tricks to how to bring the levels down? Cheers
Yes ... that would make for a great follow up video. For those of us who can't harvest enough rainwater to keep things topped up, it would be really handy to know any tips or tricks you might have for removing phosphates from tap water, thanks!
Along this thread of thinking, would adding rainwater eventually correct a high phosphate level? What are other things we need to check if phosphate is high?
Time would be the answer, the plants would eventually clean the water.
Southampton UK
Is the phosphate equally distributed in the water? That is, aren't there any differences between surface and bottom water. Because tap water is going to be basically well mixed, while you got the surface water from both the barrell and the pond.
Thanks for doing this test. The only thing I can think of as to why you pool reads zero is that it is fully balanced. It certainly does not look polluted. Is there a reason you think it would be? Sorry you didn't think your Hanna meter was worth it.
Is there value in checking Nitrates?Or Nitrites and Ammonia? assueing there is no fish I would imagine that Nitrates are suffcieint to see whether you have enough plantlife?
Is it possible that sunlight reduces phosphates levels in the water? Tap water never sees light until it comes out of the tap so that could explain the high levels. Just a thought. 👍
If you’re potassium levels are really zero, how come your aquatic plants in the pond don’t suffer? They need that nutrient as well for healthy growth, no?
If you're talking phosphate the concept would be to balance the pool with an adequate amount of plants in the wetlands. So if there's to much phosphate and the plants can't keep up you get an algae bloom. To little and the plants suffer. A perfectly balanced pond with wetlands should be around zero. Similar idea with your nitrogen cycle.
I love your plants. I know this may be a common question but can you keep crawfish In these natural ponds? How about koi ?
I think Crayfish could damage the liner, all fish are a big no no unfortunately because of their waste.
Southampton UK
Hi David, we are building a pool based on your insights. A question on the sandbags: which type of sand did you use to fill them? Thank you so much for inspiring us!!
I suggest that you speak to a gravel merchant, I'm sure that they will advise you.
Southampton UK
Witam ,do pomiaru fosforanów używam HI 736 Mini-fotometr jest to fotometr do wody morskiej . Moim zdaniem nadaje się do wody słodkiej ,pewnie daje trochę przekłamany wynik . Pozwala na sprawdzenie ilości fosforanów w wodzie . Z doświadczenia i pomiarów wiem że glony nitkowate Spirogyra rosną przy zawartości fosforanów wyższej niż 25 µg/l (ppb).
Well done, very helpful Marek.
God bless
Southampton UK
Thank you for sharing.
I know it's still cold in your area but during the hot summer is your natural pool water cool or warm during peak heat?
What about using test strips?
Wonder if the chem trails are affecting the plants /insects /pond life and water?
Hello David, what is "tap water" ? I'm french, I'm not sure to understand, Thanks (we prepar our project ! Your .pdf is cool but in english ;-) )
Tape water is obtained in somebody's home, or using a hose from the home.
Southampton UK
It comes out of a faucet.
You could make your money back testing your neighbors water 😉
There's lots of phosphate in urine. Maybe some one has been peeing in the tap water. If you boil of 50,000 gallons of urine you'll get a hundred weight of phosphate
Hi David I have agent a xouple of emails and have not had any response with regards to a new pond build and other information. Would really like to connect with you at some point.
Hello David, just bought ur £8 Manual diy ebook. How do i claim it? I can email u d receipt
You get the link through the email sent to you usually.
Southampton UK
Was your device measuring parts per million or parts per billion? Phosphate needs to be measured in parts per billion in order to be accurate enough to read the low levels required for pond testing.
Milligrams per litre.. 🤔
Спасибо за видео!
Но, пожалуйста, дайте субтитры на русском языке 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ирина, все содержание видео, это таблица в конце. В обычной воде много фосфатов, в дождевой воде - мало, в пруду - нет совсем.
@@olegpavlov9717 Спасибо!
What is wrong with your video production? I like the information you provide, but your sound quality sucks. It is uneven, often too low, and when you add music, it deafens you. Can't you fix this? It is a pretty elementary thing you should have grasped by now, considering you have been posting videos for a decade.