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PostSubject: Anoxic Filtration   Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:05 pm

would like to raise a topic for discussion here.

I have been researching something and would like some opinions.

What are your opinions on The Anoxic Filtration system?

And could we all please stay calm and try and give logical and factual based idea's and opinions.

Note : I am researching and have no opinion on this topic as yet.

http://www.essexsection.co.uk/html/anoxic_filtration.html

Thanks
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:56 pm

David Coetzee wrote:

And could we all please stay calm and try and give logical and factual based idea's and opinions.


Now i see why you put that in. I did not think much of it after reading the article and to be honest found it a very difficult read as the author keeps on moving away from the point on how it works and keeps on throwing examples at you.

I read the article twice and must be honest i dont get it, i cant see how this can work in a proper koi pond..

Lets hear what Chris Neaves have to say about it.

Here's a link to another forum where people are discussing it. http://koishack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7473
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PostSubject: yes please   Fri Aug 14, 2009 8:54 pm

[b] : bom been doing major surfing on anoxic filtration .lets face facts,this filtration methods been used in black water filtration since the 1920s with great results .I have been trying different baskets. have a big problem with finding laterite locally,otherwise id have it up and running long time ago,Kevin Novacs the bom
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:53 pm

Try G H Building Supplies for Laterlite

021 883 3741

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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:14 pm

Please explain how this filtration works, what do you do?
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PostSubject: anoxic filtration   Mon Aug 17, 2009 11:46 am

Cool Anoxic filtration is the answer for people with limited cash supply,but also for all koi keepers in general,thats if u can think "out of the box",less hassle and easier management of your pond ,with a more consistent environment,you get healthier and happier koi
thanxs for that source Chris ,hope its the right type.
Wayne here s the link to check out .
http://www.essexsection.co.uk/html/anoxic_filtration.htm
read it a few times,thanks guys
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Mon Aug 17, 2009 6:21 pm

Have you come right now wayneb?

there is alot of theory but putting it into practical use is pretty easy.
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PostSubject: anoxic links   Mon Aug 17, 2009 8:48 pm

Very Happy 1 or two more informative links for u Wayne
http://www.gardenpondforum.com/filter-set-up-t4017.html
another interesting read
http://www.koiphen.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1589442&postcount=13
Chris thanx for that laterite source they have 25kg bags at R22 a bag pretty cheap ,hope its the right stuff
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Mon Aug 17, 2009 10:30 pm

chris, or anyone else do you know of a source in Johannesburg?

I just used the P 'n P kitty litter without the laterite as i could not find any.

work well any way.
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PostSubject: source/jo burg   Mon Aug 17, 2009 11:08 pm

i found this source on a aquarium site
Animal Kingdom in the Hilfox Center in Johannesburg.
I used a broken terracotta pot ,broke it lots more ,and added a little red clay soil from my garden works great ,after a month moved some lilies no bad smells at all.and great growth,definitely cleaned up my water quality alot.and that was just adding it to my small pond
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Fri Dec 18, 2009 9:51 am

Hi there all I am looking at the cheapest maintanace free (low ) and best looking filter system as I posted before I would like to build my dad a pond when I get home have been looking at this has anyone on the forum done this and are you happy also Is there anyone or a sight were there is a pond build with pics and drawings on how to do this I have tried to read Dr Novacs cd but I am a diver not a doctor

thanks have a great day Shawn
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:22 am

Chris Neaves wrote:
Try G H Building Supplies for Laterlite

021 883 3741

Chris


hi there guys i am staring a anoxia system from scratch in a 8000l porter pool to get the stock down in my pond but going to try doing it to the book can i still get laterlite from there guys in cpt, i tried calling on friday but the number just rang

will post pics of the build here step by step put the pool up yesturday and filled it.
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:13 pm

Hi, this anoxic filtration has been mentioned a couple of times now and i have now asked a total of 4 times for someone to explain it.

Can someone please explain it. This is not a trick question. This is not a trap!

I honestly want to understand the concept behind it.

What i have gathered so far is that one needs pots with grid and plants in it spaced out in a filter bay.

Explain the water flow.
Explain the filter bay setup.
How does this clean the water?
What is the grid for?
What is the plants for?
Is it a mechanical or biological filter?
How does one clean it?
How often does one clean it?

Here is another link where it was mentioned. http://koionline.forumotion.com/posts-on-pond-building-f17/pond-expansion-filter-help-t1424-15.htm

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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Wed Mar 03, 2010 9:08 pm

Hi, Ed, only saw this now.

I totally believe in this system and belive that if the principre followed and the setup is done correctly then it will serve you well.

Also, looking at the way our energy costs are going to soar then this is definately the way to go.

But then you know i am fully converted.

wayne, sorry i have not maile/pm'd you yet. I need to try and figure out how to explain it simply.

i can explain the setup to you simply, but the hows and why's are a little technical.

i will get back i promise, iam planning to build a model and photographing the stages as a means of descibing how to do it.

I think the biggest stumbling block to this is how easy it is to put the so practice.
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PostSubject: Re: Anoxic Filtration   Tue Mar 09, 2010 1:06 pm

Hi Gents,

I am with Wayne on this one,

can someone supply a simple explanation of this filtration system... pretty please cheers
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