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Bell syphon running.
Got the bell syphon goin on the lake today.. gonna give it a couple of weeks before i add my fish.
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Comment by Chuck Phillips on November 17, 2012 at 9:08am
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Nothing wrong with a bit of fun. I feel better now, as the addition of a locale gave me the final puzzle piece to identify this as Ladybower reservoir.
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Comment by Matthew Chapman on November 17, 2012 at 1:58am
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It was just a bit of fun guys, sorry to dissapoint haha. Its a Lake in the Derbyshire Dales about an hours drive from my home. Myself and about ten of my friends went for a walk in the hills early New Years Day of this year. Saw this huge drain an had to take a pic as I'd never seen anything like it before.
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Comment by Rob Nash on November 15, 2012 at 5:53am
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not to sound too lame... but is that the ap system/lake, or just a "neat picture"?
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@Rob Nash; It's a Bell-mouth spillway for a dam. Matthew might be willing to disclose where this particular one is.
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If this is in your grow bed, you need more media. Lots more media. (Just how much would a railcar of Hydroton cost, anyways?)
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Comment by Bob Campbell on November 14, 2012 at 6:02pm
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Will your fish be trained so stay away, or does the oxygen revive them after they are sent through a sewage pump and returned to the lake?
You must be joking ,but you don't sound like you are. How about a better description of what is going on.Seriously if this is not Photo Shopped it dangerous.
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The Syphon has just started and at the same moment a switch is thrown automatically to turn on my Super Aerators.. 4x 4400AF Kasco MArine High Oxygen Aerator to super inject the system with oxygen.
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please explain, what the heck is that, a sump, that creates a massive aeration?
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Comment by wes on November 14, 2012 at 12:12pm
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Too funny or just plain scary!!! were are the do not swim here, signs?????
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Didn't steal anything... least of all your "ideas" That holes is almost as big as your ego lol.
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