This video attempts to explain how the nitrogen cycle works in a backyard garden pond. Understanding how the bacteria work in an aquatic ecosystem will help you build your own pond filters and it will help you design the pond so that maintenance is reduced. The bacteria are also crucial to keeping the water crystal clear, clean and healthy.
In the video I mentioned another video talking about pH, KH and GH here’s a link to that vid- https://youtu.be/0z2z85CteC0
I also mentioned the formulas that I use to create an ecosystem pond with bog filter, heres a link to how to download that- https://ozponds.com/pond-equipment/
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Great video any chance you could share a link to my little uk channel
Great explanation. Look forward to the next one.
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you are a pond GOD!
Great video Kev! added graphics were good as well!
nice!!
Another excellent video. Well done – Thanks
Thank you Kev, Make a great day!
I’ve been devouring your videos, you have amazing explanations and are easy to listen to.
I’m building a pond that will have approximately 9500 gallons and want my bog to be about 30% of it. My question to you is; Does it matter how deep a bog filter is? I’m looking at a vertical cylinder tank that’s about 8’ tall. Wasn’t sure if they would play havoc with the plants in the bog or not
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Hi Kev just starting up a 1200L pond what size pump and bog would i need Cheers Kevin
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Hi Kev , great video I love all the little added pictures and graphics in this one. I wish I could beam you over to my garden in England and ask you nicely to help me make a pond as beautiful as yours. Then of course I would beam you straight back home and because I would get you home really fast and your time zone is ahead of us you would only be away for a little hour. 😃😉🤔🐠😊🐚🐡🐟🌾🌿☘🌴🤯
#advancedfiltration is better and less maintenance than muck style or eco ponds
good channel thanks for the information mate
Thank you 🙏
You should do a recording of the big pond at night!