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A few more plants in and plumbed to circulate water from pond via the mbbf
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this is absolutely awesome ！ love the look and all ！

so what did u end up doing about nitrate lvl ? add more plant ? how do you protect this in winter or do you get very cold winter ?

keep posting ！ love it ！ mb take a video if u havent aready
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Thanks Joc and Minpig.

Nitrates are handled by a 60ltr kaldnes moving bed bio filter. Details on this on prior pages.

Winter rarely goes below 0 deg c so most plants should be fine. A few varieties of hoya are in there... these may or may not survive.

I might do a walk through vid on the weekend and explain the whole brief.
Thanks for the positive feedback. Much appreciated.
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Winter rarely goes below 0 deg c so most plants should be fine. A few varieties of hoya are in there... these may or may not survive.

I might do a walk through vid on the weekend and explain the whole brief.
Thanks for the positive feedback. Much ap :geek: preciated.


lucky you! no -40 weather hehehe

cant wait for the video .... will def check back for iy and your wall of plants gave me an idea of what to do with my indoor planting thanks .....show u when im done... it wont be as wow-ing as yours but hey u can prouly say that u gave me a lot of good ideas
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Belated - quick vid

Must do a little walk a talk vid in daylight
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Nice, how are the fish going ? Murray cod I think you put in wasn't it ?
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Heya, they are going well. Some of the cod are straight up gangster bully boys though. Some are double the size of the rest. I haven't had any floaters at all however it is possible some got eaten.

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In a commercial setting, they are usually graded so the bullies don't eat all the younger ones. Not much you can do about it though.

It all looks great!

Dogs haven't tried going for a swim yet?
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Quick walk through vid.
The prior one was difficult for some to access as it was googledrive. This should work.
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Colum Black-Byron wrote:
In a commercial setting, they are usually graded so the bullies don't eat all the younger ones. Not much you can do about it though.

It all looks great!

Dogs haven't tried going for a swim yet?


Makes sense, natural selection does the grading for me..

Thanks!

Dogs have been for a number of swims, hence the ugly fence. I need to build a bamboo japanese style fence to suit the space - it's on the to do list
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Fishbits wrote:
Hmmm.... I'm looking at that wall and the proximity to the pond and I'm thinking "water wall feature." Water runs down the wall. Wall helps heat/oxygenate the water, looks cool. Maybe even lag in a few wall pots for strawberries or something on the way down....

And in no time.we have a new green.wall. ?
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BuiDoi wrote:
Fishbits wrote:
Hmmm.... I'm looking at that wall and the proximity to the pond and I'm thinking "water wall feature." Water runs down the wall. Wall helps heat/oxygenate the water, looks cool. Maybe even lag in a few wall pots for strawberries or something on the way down....

And in no time.we have a new green.wall. ?
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Hey I recognize that quote... from many many moons ago!

So I got there in the end. The plants in the wall are still establishing, trying to workout which species do well still. Spring should show some good results.
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Nitrates are handled by a 60ltr kaldnes moving bed bio filter. Details on this on prior pages..

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I assume you mean NITRITES and. Ammonia ..
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I do.

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