Small that's looks even better. And it's made here! Give us some video when you get it setup would like to see it.
RC
Will do the other day I sighned up to youtube that should make posting the video a lot easier.
SP,
I think you are going about this the wrong way. I would use your input water to aerate your small pond. Bottom diffusers are used to circulate water to the top and let nature off gas the bad stuff and add O2 to that water. Top water aeration is how O2 is put into water.
Knowing your input pipe, I would design a cap (or caps) that curtained the water as it fell to your pond which would add a lot more O2 to your pond with no additional costs and no maintenance.
PM me if you want more of my two cents on this one, it should cost you about $10 to do it my way.
Yesterday I had to take out the input pipes out so that I could get the water to flow into the back of the spring house but now the water is splashing over a bunch of rocks and a water fall it should be saturating the incoming water with oxygen pretty well. But I appreciate the suggestion. The bottom diffuser aeration system should add o2 to the pond too won't it? It's still exposing water to the air and circulating the pond tho it's not like a fountain where it's splashing the water and breaking it down into little droplets. What's more efficient at adding disolved oxygen a fountain or a diffused aeration system?
