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My home Koi pond + aquaponics

 
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Hello everyone,

I'd like to share the journey of my home Koi pond, which has been a cherished part of my home for several years. Recently, I decided to give it a significant upgrade and installed an automatic filtration system. This new setup includes a state-of-the-art drum filter and a biofilter, both of which have made a noticeable difference in maintaining the clarity and quality of the water.

In addition to the filtration system, I've also integrated an aquaponics box. I ordered this separately from the same company where I purchased the filters. The aquaponics system not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of my pond but also contributes to the overall ecosystem, providing a natural balance that benefits both the plants and the fish.

Feel free to take a look at the photos and see the transformation for yourself. The new filtration system has made pond maintenance much easier, and the water is consistently clean and clear, much to the delight of my Koi fish.

If you have any questions about the setup or the products I've used, I'm happy to share more details. It's been a rewarding project, and I hope it inspires others to create or upgrade their own ponds.

Best regards,
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Here are some more photos of the filter,
this is a company: raufilter
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Nice!
 
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