Hi Giancarlo,
I do appreciate your patience and helpfulness with this. I think the hurricane put me on edge more than I realized, since I didn’t first think of checking the bulb/tube. A few minutes ago ago, I switched the tube out with a known good one from another fixture. It worked fine! Now I have […]
I see we are going to continue wasting time and bandwidth with you Dora. If you back to one of my earliest posts to you I included the web page with the Penguin 170 page in ehich you replied it appeared the same as yours. In that […]
OK! One more time! Put your hand in the filter and use your finger tips to remove the impeller! I HAVE POSTED THAT MANY TIMES. It will not jump out of the filter for you or fall out when you banged it […]
Dora, The impeller housing is in the bottom of the filter. If you look straight down from the top you can see the top of the impeller. Grab the damn thing with your finger tips and remove it. Like pulling a straw out of a […]
Hi Kim,
Have you been keeping an eye on the water parameters in your pond? When the fish died, you said they looked to be in good condition. Did you look at their gills at all before disposing of them?
I think it would be wise for you to remove the koi from your pond […]
Hi Kim, Have you been keeping an eye on the water parameters in your pond? When the fish died, you said they looked to be in good condition. Did you look at their gills at all before disposing of them? I think it would be wise for you to remove the koi […]
In a message dated 6/21/2008 3:07:25 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, Deenerz@aol.com writes:
Lana,
She did get replies as she posted the same topic a week earlier. Here is Lenny’s post.
In looking back to June 5th a similar question was asked and answered. By myself and many others. Not what […]
Caroline,
If you are referring to a Biowheel filter, never throw them away. Your filter might be clogged or impeded somewhere. Have you tried removing the intake pipe and rinsing it out in the sink? Or the intake strainer? If those are clear the impeller may be clogging. You can remove the impeller and it’s housing […]
ura Pottorff, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension horticulturist and plant pathologist
Mid-March is a good time to start transplants from seed. These include tomatoes, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, celery and eggplant. To ensure healthy transplants, start these seeds in pathogen-free soil. Most garden centers sell sterile potting mixes, but home gardeners can use safe, non-chemical methods […]
I don’t have a problem with them eating the water lilies (they do nibble but only a little), the problem I have is that they soon root all the soil out of the lily tubs. I had to cover the soil with flat stones leaving cracks between for the […]