Thank you Andy for the shout out 😊and thank you Graham for keeping the secret! 😅 So nice you got the filter sorted and hopefully you can find the handle! Exciting plans for outside the main pond, looking forward to seeing that get built! 👍🎉❤
Thanks again Maureen it was a lovely surprise and a great reminder of our friendship, got to keep an eye on you and Graham though, lol. Really looking forward to meeting you and meeting my boy Bizley 🐶❤️
Thanks mate, and yes it great to be part of a community that helps each other, I've helped quite a few, and Im really grateful for any help of suggestions I get 😊
So nice when people help you out with stuff they have laying around and you don’t ask for it ( unlike some with their wish lists) always did wonder what would happen if you had to isolate one vat in the bunker , now I know , nice one mate 👍👍👍ps have you not got any drain rods , god send if you haven’t mate not to expensive from Screwfix , tool station, I’d lend you mine but never know when I’m passing buy 😂
Hi mate, it's so nice to be part of a great community that helps out, and I have got some rods. I just need a different head, which I will borrow from work, and I appreciate the offer to lend me some ps if are passing by you're always welcome for a coffee but you bring the biscuits lol 😆 stay safe Andy.
So nice when fellow koi keepers are able to help out. Kudos to Steve for bringing along the pressure filter. Hopefully it will continue to do the job until you get the filtration changes in the filter shed sorted. 👍🏻
Hi mate, that's a difficult question to answer as their are so many variables involved, Such as distance from pump to pond, how it's introduced, i.e., bottom drain or stones, is there a moving bed or shower which will add air, ammont of fish and size, etc. I've read 40lpm for every 1000 gallons, but that's very generalised, and I would suggest you always have extra air available, which is needed really hot days, and when adding certain treatments that require more oxygen in the pond. I'm running a 60lpm air pump, which runs my moving bed and air to the pond (10000L), but I have an additional pump if needed to increase the air. Sorry, I can't be more specific. Andy
Great video Andy, and 👏🏼 👏🏼 to Steven for helping….. 👍🏼
Thanks mate, community at its best 👌
Thank you Andy for the shout out 😊and thank you Graham for keeping the secret! 😅
So nice you got the filter sorted and hopefully you can find the handle! Exciting plans for outside the main pond, looking forward to seeing that get built!
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Thanks again Maureen it was a lovely surprise and a great reminder of our friendship, got to keep an eye on you and Graham though, lol. Really looking forward to meeting you and meeting my boy Bizley 🐶❤️
@@DerbyKoi Me too Andy!!! So looking forward to it!! ❤️🤗
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Nice when community pull together nice one
It's what it should be about 😊
Nice one Andy , think that bunker needs a BCK cup in it buddy 😉👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Come over when the weather gets warmer, and I'll make you a brew in your own DK mug (once I've restocked, lol) 😊
Nice one Andy, just how the community should be, we should all help one another 👍🏼👌🏼
Thanks mate, and yes it great to be part of a community that helps each other, I've helped quite a few, and Im really grateful for any help of suggestions I get 😊
Great update Andy hope the filter helps you out
Thanks Carol 👍🏻
Great video as always .😊
Thank you 🤗
So nice when people help you out with stuff they have laying around and you don’t ask for it ( unlike some with their wish lists) always did wonder what would happen if you had to isolate one vat in the bunker , now I know , nice one mate 👍👍👍ps have you not got any drain rods , god send if you haven’t mate not to expensive from Screwfix , tool station, I’d lend you mine but never know when I’m passing buy 😂
Hi mate, it's so nice to be part of a great community that helps out, and I have got some rods. I just need a different head, which I will borrow from work, and I appreciate the offer to lend me some ps if are passing by you're always welcome for a coffee but you bring the biscuits lol 😆 stay safe Andy.
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Watching with interest your upgrade Andy, best wishes to you Graham & Bizley, Tony😀
Thanks Tony, hopefully starting the upgrade this weekend. Weather permitting 😊👍🏻
Nice one Andy, 😊😊😊
Thanks 👍
Great mug
I'm chuffed to bits with it 😊👍🏻
I don't remember giving any awards away to Five towns Oatcakes in Hanley.. Can't be an official award then... 😂😂😉👍 Great vid... Thanks for sharing...
Not tried them yet, bit I'll give it a fair review, might need some more kpl oatcakes to compare. Just to make it fair... you understand 😬
@@DerbyKoi More would help to compare...😄😄👍
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So nice when fellow koi keepers are able to help out. Kudos to Steve for bringing along the pressure filter. Hopefully it will continue to do the job until you get the filtration changes in the filter shed sorted. 👍🏻
I've had help from quite a few over the last few years, I've done the same for others, it's a great community 👍🏻
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Great video as always Andy 👍
Those pressure filters are........
Hope you're all well.
Thanks mate, I'm jinxed with them filters lol
What air pump would you put on a pond 8x8 3ft deep
Hi mate, that's a difficult question to answer as their are so many variables involved, Such as distance from pump to pond, how it's introduced, i.e., bottom drain or stones, is there a moving bed or shower which will add air, ammont of fish and size, etc. I've read 40lpm for every 1000 gallons, but that's very generalised, and I would suggest you always have extra air available, which is needed really hot days, and when adding certain treatments that require more oxygen in the pond. I'm running a 60lpm air pump, which runs my moving bed and air to the pond (10000L), but I have an additional pump if needed to increase the air. Sorry, I can't be more specific. Andy
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