Hey TEAM Aquascape question for you (similar to what others have asked) on how the groundwater gets up and out of the below-liner french drain. You're using perforated, corrugated drainage pipe, so how is the water from under the liner getting up the wall and directed away from the pond?
Watched this half yesterday before it went to private 😂. I guess this is the only video in RUclips that demonstrates installation of ground water drainage. Great job Brian & Chris as always 🙌🏻 Merry Christmas 🎄🤶
This one was extra educational. The French drain technique for getting water drained was very helpful. Also I had not see you use a centipede and snorkel on a smaller pond but I like the concept. I assume the skimmer will also have a pump in it.
Hey guys 2 things first of all Merry Christmas Team Aquascape! secondly I noticed the trailer at the 1:44 mark, is that a combo side dump/float trailer? Would love to see an equipment/truck and trailer video? :) I've been thinking about getting a custome side dump/float trailer myself and would love to hear some of the pros and cons associated with a set up like that.
Why is a waterfall 'always' directed toward the house???........In Feng Shui when you have water flowing toward the house [means] you will always have money flowing toward the home....simple!
Will having this snorkle system still be ok for keeping fish over winter? I'm assuming it will still be fine but I'm thinking the warmer water at the bottom of the pond will now become colder.
I was sorta wondering that but if you are referring to the underdrain systems (the white pipe in the video) it all has to do with the water in the pond pushing the water along up and out of the pond.. Like he says, the exit of the pipe must be below the water level in the pond.. I really want to try it on a small scale experiment
@@bmzaron713 That's my understanding too ... the path of least resistance isn't pushing up a liner with hundreds of gallons of water, it's following the tube up the side. The groundwater's options are: push up the liner, stay in the ground, or go in the tube. It's counter-intuitive because the only thing "pushing" is how much water "wants" to do one of those things.
Beautiful solution to that groundwater problem! Would like to see this one when complete please!!
Hey TEAM Aquascape question for you (similar to what others have asked) on how the groundwater gets up and out of the below-liner french drain. You're using perforated, corrugated drainage pipe, so how is the water from under the liner getting up the wall and directed away from the pond?
Watched this half yesterday before it went to private 😂. I guess this is the only video in RUclips that demonstrates installation of ground water drainage. Great job Brian & Chris as always 🙌🏻 Merry Christmas 🎄🤶
This one was extra educational. The French drain technique for getting water drained was very helpful. Also I had not see you use a centipede and snorkel on a smaller pond but I like the concept. I assume the skimmer will also have a pump in it.
Merry Christmas everyone! From Guam.
Chris dug a Mariana Trench. He’s handsome he-man Chris. Brian I enjoy your commentary. Thank you you make these videos fun
This video got uploaded yesterday early, made private then uploaded today. It’s the holidays!!!
Thanks we appreciate it! Nice to see how to handle all of that underground water...Happy Holidays!
Greg's now Team Aquascape! Heck yea watching pond videos today lol
greg still has his channel which show cases people living the aquascape lifestyle and team aquascapes channel showcases the builds👍💪😎
@@helpinghandspropertycare I know I watched Greg's video before this one
Hey guys 2 things first of all Merry Christmas Team Aquascape! secondly I noticed the trailer at the 1:44 mark, is that a combo side dump/float trailer? Would love to see an equipment/truck and trailer video? :) I've been thinking about getting a custome side dump/float trailer myself and would love to hear some of the pros and cons associated with a set up like that.
Nice start guys 👌✌️✌️
How did yall get the water to leave the piping above the ground????!
Why is a waterfall 'always' directed toward the house???........In Feng Shui when you have water flowing toward the house [means] you will always have money flowing toward the home....simple!
how does the water go up a pipe and discharges up hill?
Good question. I'm assuming water pressure. He mentioned the water in pond would push it up and out. Buy I thought they might dig a trench out
We came upon a pond where the water table is high and drainage was not put in. What can we do after the fact? Thanks
@team_aquascape wouldn't it be helpful to use dimple board too?
By the POWER OF GRAY SKULL, oops I mean Chris. 😜👍
Will having this snorkle system still be ok for keeping fish over winter? I'm assuming it will still be fine but I'm thinking the warmer water at the bottom of the pond will now become colder.
Short Sleeve not as issue
regarding the french drain with it going up out of the pond how does the water get out of the pond going uphill?
I was sorta wondering that but if you are referring to the underdrain systems (the white pipe in the video) it all has to do with the water in the pond pushing the water along up and out of the pond.. Like he says, the exit of the pipe must be below the water level in the pond.. I really want to try it on a small scale experiment
@@bmzaron713 That's my understanding too ... the path of least resistance isn't pushing up a liner with hundreds of gallons of water, it's following the tube up the side. The groundwater's options are: push up the liner, stay in the ground, or go in the tube. It's counter-intuitive because the only thing "pushing" is how much water "wants" to do one of those things.
Uno!