I would Gravity Feed it mate, then you haven’t got to have it higher than the pond. I have never been a fan of a moving bed being the first contact of dirt water, you may what a pre filter first or all the crap will get in your moving bed.
Gravity fed to the barrel then pump feed back to the pond but the pipework from the skimmer needs to be either 3inch or better still 4inch to get the flow rate otherwise you will just starve the pump. Goodluck mate
@@ADS-KOI Use a hole saw and make large holes in the middle of the squares! NO water is supposed to buildup and pool in the bottom of the Bakki trays! Look at some of the professional ones, they just have a grid in the bottom so the water crashes through onto the media below. Check out the series of videos by “Dazzle Koi” to see how it’s supposed to be done! Very informative and full of information on media and flow rates required for proper operation!
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No expense spared. Subscribed just for the humor. Thanks for DIY.
Love listening to these mate x
Great job bud, very handy 👍🐟
Coming on great mate 👍🏼
😂 love the subscribe poster 👌 nice build mucka 👌👍
cracking job might try this myself
Nice!
I would Gravity Feed it mate, then you haven’t got to have it higher than the pond. I have never been a fan of a moving bed being the first contact of dirt water, you may what a pre filter first or all the crap will get in your moving bed.
Gravity fed to the barrel then pump feed back to the pond but the pipework from the skimmer needs to be either 3inch or better still 4inch to get the flow rate otherwise you will just starve the pump.
Goodluck mate
Looking good
GO IN REVERSE with the hole saw. It works flawlessly 😉
yeah what tom said.. 3 inch minimum... Nice vid by the way
used box apilation?
you should put more holes in the box
@@ADS-KOI Use a hole saw and make large holes in the middle of the squares!
NO water is supposed to buildup and pool in the bottom of the Bakki trays!
Look at some of the professional ones, they just have a grid in the bottom so the water crashes through onto the media below.
Check out the series of videos by “Dazzle Koi” to see how it’s supposed to be done!
Very informative and full of information on media and flow rates required for proper operation!
I don't get why its called sleeper ?
@@ADS-KOI ohh ok Well thank u for telling me lol
Let’s crack on 😘