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Re: NFC: DP Frozen pond question



Exactly.  I guess I wasn't clear on this point.  The box with the air 
pump is on the shore, not on the ice.  The waterproof box is to keep 
melting snow from entering the box containing the air pump and causing 
an electrical short.



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>The most important part is to keep the surface moving so it don't 
freeze.
>This can be done with agitators or air.  It may be simpler to run the 
air to
>the bottom of the pond and have the pump above the water surface, thus
>avoiding any accidental leaks, and the lose of the air pump.
>
>Dwight Moody wrote:
>
>> At a recent meeting of the Tropical Fish Club of Burlinton (VT), a
>> speaker had an excellent idea.  Simply place a good size air pump 
(such
>> as the  Luft pump or another air pump for large tanks/deep water
>> applications)  in a  water proof box, place  a "breather" tube in the
>> top of the box (to get access to air above the snow - bend over the 
end
>> of the tube in a upside down "U" to keep snow  out of the box) and 
hook
>> up to an airline and weighted airstone and outside service power cord
>> (connection inside the box to prevent shorting).  Plug in and you
>> provide lots of oxygen with no shoveling or chopping ice.
>>
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>> >Well, it got up to about 40 degrees today.  We've had a lot of snow 
and
>> cold
>> >this month and I am wondering if I should shovel back some of the 
snow
>> off the
>> >top of my pond (18" +/-) and dig a hole through the ice.  Hopefully 
it
>> didn't
>> >freeze so far down it killed my hardy plants.  The dozen feeder gold
>> fish I
>> >guess I could live without.
>> >
>> >Any thoughts?
>> >
>> >TIA
>> >
>> >Chuck Church
>> >Indianapolis, Indiana USA
>> >
>>
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