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You're welcome! So when I was typing earlier, I had tiny children running around and made a few mistakes. The filter should be at least 3 times the gallons of the pond, not the pump. Woops! The bag should be around the pump in the pond, not the filter. Again, woops. The pump does need to...

Hi Mimi13. We have a pond around 700 gallons, a submerged pump, and large filter with bio balls and sponges. I can't remember the rating, probably a few thousand gallons. Our issue was I had waited too long to clean the filter. It filled up with with stinky brown sludge and really...

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We had one for the first few months of duck-hood, then I decided to "upgrade." I'm not sure It was the best idea. I should have just gotten a bigger kiddie pool like yours! :O(

Well, we were planning on getting more ducks - but then I got four chickens. I fell INLOVE with the silly chickens. So now I just want to keep my four ducks happy. We used our duck budget on the filtration system, that is doing an adequate and short-lived job.. so we may be hulling out water...

You are all so amazing ! At least I'm not the only one struggling so much with a filter. It barely works, and when it does it keeps it clean for a short time and then slowly starts to lose the battle. My concern is winter time. Filters can crack, so I've read, and cleaning it out will not be...

Hello, So my husband and I just spent almost two hours cleaning out our large duck filter. We have a nice pump, connected to a filter with sponges and bio-balls. This shoots out to the waterfall that falls into the pond. It lasts for a few weeks, and then becomes so full of muck and sludge that...