Finally somebody that says how much it cost!! Thank so much. Just beautiful I’d love to make one myself.

@menthealo3725

Жыл бұрын

How much

@jazmynravae

Жыл бұрын

@@menthealo3725 3,000$ plus tax probally but that was in 2015 , so im guessing about 4500 to 5k now still better than a pool that cost about 50-60 k

Just a suggestion, on top of both filters you could plant a peppermint. Not only will it yield a steady supply of mint, but it will also make water significantly cleaner because of the mint being an antiseptic

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your advice...I did not know that... :) regards...

@wendysthymemanagement

Ай бұрын

Added bonus, most bugs and critters don’t like peppermint. It’ll help keep your mosquito, tick, spider, moth, etc. populations down. 🎉

Yes! Awesome video! I want to build one of these up at my parents home myself, so that when we're gardening in the summer we don't have to abandon it for the lake, I can just go for a swim in my own little pond ❤️

So much better than a chlorinated pool! I started with a small wading pond, but I'm ready to upgrade, thanks for the DIY!

I love your natural Czech accent!

Excellent work, could you make a video on the construction, dimensions and the materials used please ? It will help DIY people make their own pond !

There's nothing like having a pond to enjoy with family and friends. It's worth all the hard work!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Hundred percent agree. I enjoy it every single day. And I am grateful for It. I appreciate It. I love It. Regards J.P.

A beautiful work you have done!

Thank you so much for your explanation!!! This was so cool to watch and now I cant wait to own a house so i can start dreaming and designing this project

Best video of this type so far!! Thank you for sharing, especially the DIY biofiltration system!

@MultiJounas

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks...

very nice pond its a credit to you and your work thanks for sharing.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for words of praise

This is gorgeous, thank you for sharing!

Very nice build...I'm looking to do a similar sized pond and was wondering what size capacity are your tanks, and how much does their size matter?

My favorite pond find on KZread. I love everything about it. Well done. I hope to have simular one day. Also, your filtration set up is genious. Ty for sharing.

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Big honor... Thank you very much. I am glad you have been inspired... Retardace J.

This is wonderful and I hope you are still enjoying your swim pond! Can you tell me where you live and where you bought your liner? Id love to also see your air system!

Hello and thank you so much for all the information provided. As i m thinking of creating a swimming pond in a DIY method , i would like to also ask what do you mean that the swimming pond has to be BIG. What do you mean by this? Has it have to do only with the space that one has to have in order to swimm freely or there are also other components to be taken under consideration? And can this swimming pond also accommodate some goldfish at the same time or their droppings may fertilize the water in it, so not to be capable to swimm? And what if the goldfish are in this case accommodated in some other small pond that is connected with our hypothetical swimming natural pond due to a creation of a stream that will connect the water of two ponds together? How is the pond protected from any forming algae? Do you use any chemical treatments that are not harmful for human beens? And i also have one last question if you would be kind enough to clear out for me. How often do you clear out this pool from dirt and staff and is there any need of changing any ammount of the ponds water in them, every fortnight or so, as one has to do when dealing with aquariums?

Amazing, nice work, congrats from Brazil

@janpohanka7069

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot😃...

Congratulations, it's spectacular. The filtering system is very interesting.

@MultiJounas

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks...

Beautiful! Great 👍

Great to see and hear. You success encourages me to do a similar project.

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Alan Wong good to hear that☺...good luck with your project😉

This was the first uselul guide i have found thanks!

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too...Means a lot to me...

Hi, Jan. I purchased your instructions and love the work you’ve done with the pond. How is the PVC line holding after this many years of usage. Thank you and greetings from Northen Romania.

LOVE this idea!😍 We are in the process of trying to build our own. Question about your water pump, did you just run it on top of the pond down to the bottom? Did you PVC? That seems to be the part we are stumped on.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you...about water pump - it's gravity connection - it means that water flows to the pump just thanks to gravity and pump push it further to the filtration tanks...pump is out of the water under water level - must be - this is how gravity connection works. I have 2mm PVC liner. If you need more answers I wrote everything to PDF script...download link is in descriptions... Regards... J.P.

❤ Loved the video ! Thank you !

I'm want some in my house,, beautiful

How did you line the pond to prevent leaks?

Awesome stuff.......looks so easy. Must try this

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

It is easy, but Demanding 😆

I love this!

This is the idea of making swimming pond that I am searching all this time. Thank you for making this video.

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Good to hear that...Good Luck with your project:)

@jaureguifederico94

6 жыл бұрын

What is the brand and model of the water tanks. Would love to see how they were assembled.

Love your Swimming pond. Question: the step by step instruction for $20 will they have in depth details of how and where you installed the pump including bio filter? Thank you

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks... And yes there should be everything what you Need to know to build pond like mine

Finally someone building one that doesn't cost as much as my house! Saw another guy on YT who builds them, cost 165k... 😆

I absolutely love your swimming pond!! I myself have been researching swimming ponds because I and getting ready to build my own. My question is....I have seen ponds that have no liners and it stated the reason they didn't use a liner is because they have clay for soil. My soil is pure clay and my water table is extremely high on my property. Do you think I would be ok not using a liner being that my soil is pure clay? Thanks and hope to hear from you soon.

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks a looot for your praise:) Means a lot to me:)...To what you asked for...First of all...I have no experience with no liner solution so i dont know if i could give you a proper advice...But ill try anyway...:) If you got really pure and clay soil and your table water is high it would be good to give a shot...Nature is nature and i Think it would be very nice to have something like that with no liner - and of course...you would save some money:) On the other hand am not sure if you could ever have crystal clear water, cause with nature base you got always some kind of sediments and when you jump in and swim...you will definetely stir up the water and it will be a bit murky...I mean its not bad thing...but if you want crystal clear...maybe liner is better solution....But if you really would like to have it with no liner...maybe i would make a gravel base and stone walls...it could help you a lot to keep the sediments down under the gravel and stones...and you could have your no liner pond with very clear water...:) I wish you best luck with your project...i believe its gonna be something amazing:) Regards...J.P.

@bmzaron713

7 жыл бұрын

I would dig a small test hole and see if it holds water.. If it does, keep expanding and see how the water level holds/fluctuates

So inspiring!

I just completed my first dunking pond it's not quite a swimming pond yet I can do one stroke and get from one side to the other it's a little more than waist deep but that's purely due to the fact that it's very Rocky and by Rocky I mean boulders in my area working on making it a lot larger though looking to go about 50x 20 optimum depth for me would be 12 ft but I doubt I'll reach it this year I need a new jackhammer

Personal opinion: the water flowing from the filtration system can be used to power the water slide:) swimming pond + water slider = tons of fun

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

I trust you...I saw it couple of times...would be very funny. For now I am glad to be able to jump in:)

Amazing!

Brilliant, could you tell us what you used as a liner for the pool please.

@MultiJounas

Жыл бұрын

Black 1mm PVC liner "FATRA" (czech company)

How long ago did you build your pond? What type of liner or not did you use? Have you seen David Pagan Butler's videos? They offer a solution so you don't need an external filter, it uses an air lift pump to pull the water through the planting beds. Just a thought, if your pump needs maintenance or it's costing you lots to run. You could easily retro fit his idea into your current pond.

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

7 years ago...black liner FATRA (czech company)...I have seen his videos...I simply prefer my solution. Regards... J.P.

Such inspiring DIY work! Looks so refreshing and clean...I hate the itchy smelly chemicals in regular swimming pools. I'm moving soon to a rural home which already has a 1-acre pond; hoping to swim there, but the seller warned me against that. Said it's full of huge snapping turtles which keep eating his ducklings. Seems like Americans are less into natural swimming ponds than Europeans - I can't find anything useful online about fishing-to-swimming pond conversion. I'd be most grateful for any ideas!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly I don't have any experiences with this kind of problem so any advice from me would be a bit doubtful. But despite of that I will try to help you. Swimming pond should have sufficient size, depth and some shallows with a lot of plants. On top of that good bio filtration system. Everything should be in harmony. Nature is powerful and swimming pond is magical because if it works good, it looks good, water is clean and smell good and you don't have to do anything special like in case of classic pool. About those undesirable creatures - in our country is it very favorable. We don't have poissenous snakes and similar so this is really not a problem. But it's true that nature water attracts all living creatures so I don't really know how to avoid it:) I know about some ducks who are swimming there sometimes...a lot of birds...frogs ect. Also some snakes...but it's just grass snake so it's harmless...I don't know exact conditions in your country.... Regards J.P.

Looks very good.

Hi...what plants are you using and where did you get them? Thanks for a great video

Thank you so much for the all the information JP. Your swimming pond is definitely my favorite and I am going to use yours as a guide. I did not know that the deeper the swimming hole the better quality water you get.....see, I've learned something new already!!! I'm thinking I'm going to go 3 to 4 meters deep in the middle and go 1 meter deep and 1.5 meters wide around the perimeter of the pond for rocks & plants, etc.. I am going to put a liner under the rocks around the perimeter of the pond and where ever your feet would be in contact with the ground so like you said I won't get murky water. Approximately how long did it take for you to build your swimming pond up to the point where you could swim in it? Also, do you have to clean it like a chemical pool and what do you have to do to keep it clean? Does the bio filtration and plants do everything for you? If I dig a hole and it starts filling up with ground water.....if the water is murky do you use that water for your pond and the bio filtration system cleans it or do you have to put your own water in it afterwards?

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks again...Yeah definetely...as deeper and bigger your pond is It will have better water quality...Its because it will never be too warm and as we know from nature...Water has ability to clean herself also...You can see it for example in many flooded quarries...dams...natural ponds...And if you will help her by your biofiltration system...water is gonna be perfect...and remember...the bigger filtration the better...Its because you got larger filtration area...surface i would say...there lives bacteria and microorganisms who are able to clean the water....In my pond is taking care of water quality my fitration system...but of course...sometimes you got on the water level some leaves etc...You have to rid of it because when it sink...its starts to rot...and its not good...for that i got normal strainer....second solution and better...is skimmer...which catch all those itself...But i like to do it whit strainer...:) Sometimes have some cilia on the shorelines...but really its not bad...and its because in shallows is water warm...but one time is a pond...you cannot look at it like on a pool...How you saw in my video...that is how my pond look like in Summer time...I believe its really clean...of course...its not a pool...but it looks better and you dont smell by chlorine and other chemicals...I Personaly clean my fitration one time per month...and thanks to the drain valve its really easy... I build it myself....I mean all...including digging..by shovel:)...And am really bussy at work so just weekends:) It took me two summers...But if you got bagr and more people I think that if you start in spring...you can have it done by July...maybe earlier...But then of course it take some time to things settle down...plants etc...Dont worry if water is quite murky at the beggining...its normal...One or two weeks and it will be clean...Pond is alive...its nature...and its changing all the time...thats what I love about it...It also take some time when biofiltration start to works...I mean not that tank which should catch sediments...it works of course immediately...but that tank with shower sponges...thanks to it is water clean...because there lives bacteria and this is the reason why is water crystal clear...and it take two or three weeks when it start to work...So...remember...never clean it by chemical...you would kill them...always by the water..... Best luck with your project...send me some pics then:) J.P.

Amazing ! 😍😘

Beautiful.

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you:)

Congratulations on such a lovely pond! I have two questions (well I hope you'll see, but who knows?) one is about insects - do you have any problem with mosquitoes and how do you handle this? The other question, is not to be indelicate but, what about pee? I mean even the best intentioned kids make mistakes to say nothing of babies. Do you use chlorine or other chemicals in your pond or is it all natural. How dangerous is it if a child or vandal relieves himself? Sorry for the rude sounding question, I am just very curious.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, I will answer you, but I think that is not gonna help you. I have no problems with mosquitos so I dont have to handle it - because there is simply no problems. And I have no kids so don't have problems with that either. You cannot use chlorine in natural pond - because It would kill everything...everything. And I believe that chlorine is much worse for your body than mite of pee in hundred cubic metres pond:) Nature is Nature if its not oil or some chemic s.it...she will handle it:) Regards...

Can I put ad a third tank that the pond water goes through first, with Duckweed and with Filter Feeding Fresh Water Claims and Mussels etc in the filtration container the flows into the other two filtration tanks that you designed? Would that be helpful in cleaning the water even better?

@MultiJounas

Ай бұрын

I guess...I think more tanks better...I just did my thing and it works, so I am OK with that.

Awesome! I want to build one!! Was there already a water source or you can create this where there is no pre existing, natural water source? Thanks!

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

You can but you need to pay for some external source...We had no source as well, but we built a well...so we have the source now...

Hi!! Im from a tropical weather country, this kind of pond could work here?

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks...I am not from tropical weather country, but its true that this summer was really hot. Temperature still about 30+ degrees and water was clean all the time. But its not that common in my country. So in your case i rather do one more tank and put also some UV light...A dont forget. Do it as much deep as you can...first of all, its very good for water quality - because its never too warm and second - you can jump in:) Regards...

@javieralmengor135

8 жыл бұрын

+MultiJounas thank you very much, I will take care of your reccomendations, Im from Panama and I will test on my own backyard, I want to make a smaller pool than your so I supposed will cost less. How did you make the walls

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Simply...Just dig the hole and put the plastic on it...try to find a good company which is distributor of it...not the reseller, you can save a lot of money...

How did you do your walls? Did you put liner over earth or did you build walls? Would love a break down on dimensions, angles, and materials used. Love the video. Very informational on filter system, but would love to know more on initial build. Thanks!

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

Francis Mann Just give me your email And i Will send you some more info...

@francismann5395

7 жыл бұрын

mannscollision@yahoo.com Thanks!

Great work congratulations, how long did it take to build it, did you get help? thanks

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. It took two summers. I had some help from my family members. But main work was on me. It took quite a while because I worked just during summer weekends and not always. And I had to dig 100 cubic metres just by hands...:) Regards...

Hi Jounas. Question: Do you still have your biological filter set the same way? (Stones and pebbles in the first tank and mesh in the second).

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Beatiful!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you...

What size liner did you use for this? Amazing work!

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

+Seth Graves ...I bought 20x14 metres if i remember well...and cost was 19 000,- czech crowns which corresponds about 750 USD...which is very good price. And its because i bought it from distributor not from reseller...And thank you by the way...Regards

@terralina1121

4 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas hi, can i have a link address from the site you bought the liner? thank you for your amasing work shared with us!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

@@terralina1121 www.fatra.cz/

What water tanks did you buy, and where can I find them? Regards

So beautiful! We start our dig tomorrow. Did you put any pea gravel in the very bottom?

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Yes at the bottom are pebbles...also some water plants as well...

@nyb1068

3 жыл бұрын

How did your build go? I'd like to hear more about others experiences replicating this. Thanks.

What is the name of the submerged plants at 1:33, I would like some for my pond. Do they root in the substrate ?

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

I am not 100 percent sure, but it should be - "Elodea canadensis". It grows wildly in one flooded quarry near to my home so i got it from there. They grow and root very well just in gravel. Regards:)

Me again.....I was wondering what is the maintenance for your pond is? Do you have to clean it regularly like a chemical pool? Do you have to test the water quality regularly? Do you have to winterize it (I'm from the North with freezing winters and tons of snow)? Do you only have the 1 bio filtration system and nothing else other than plants? While researching swimming ponds, I saw swimming ponds and they had bubbles? Your bio filtration set up is amazing.....you are a complete genius & you should write a book on your pond!!

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

I am starting to blush:)...Thank you:)...I've been thru this proces 3 years ago. I was researching and watching videos and so on...Everyone says something different...One says that you are not going to need anything than plants...second says that you need a huge system with UV lights...next that you cannot have gravel base because there could be a lot of sediments....its a bit confusing...I would say...read and watch all you can...and then decide by yourself...its exactly what I did...I personaly got just this system...which you can see in video and Thats it...it works for me...But you know...depends on many things...where your pond will be...under the trees or not? Depends on temperature in Summer time...and if it is sunny place...how many plants you will have...or if you wanna have fish...But one thing is sure...make it as deep as you can...It is very good for water quality...I think that 2 metres is minimum...Water will never be too warm...And remember...more water=better quality...Pond is about water with no chemics...biofitration system works in the same way like filtration in aquarium...thanks to bacteria and micro organisms...Regards...J.P.

Jonas, I'm making a biofiltration system like the one you did. My question is what is the size of the pipes you used to connect the pump with the first tank and the one that connects both tanks together. It seems the first flexible pipe is not as wide as the other. Is it 50 and 75? Or 75 and 110? Greetings from Chile!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Depends how strong is your pump but exit hose must be 3-4x bigger than suply hose to avoid overflow...

Nice making...

I use zeolith stones in my filter and though the pond is for ducks, the water coming from the filter doesn't smell at all. Once a month I pour EM bacteria into the pond. In 4 years I never had to change the water although, because of the ducks, there are no plants in it.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting...That works Great then...Maybe I will try to use them...and see:)

David Pagan Bulter has an amazing system. Not sure how this one compares

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

I know his videos. He's the master:)...his system is perfect. But you know. I just did it in my way and it works for me. So just wanted to inspire people like he did. Its great to have this oportunity to see all those videos - inspire by them and then do it in your style. Regards...J.

GOOD JOB, WHAT is the liner you used? mine is about the same size with ledge around it for plants , hoe deep is the water for your plants

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Plants areas has various deep...depends on certain sort...I used 2mm PVC Liner "Fatra" based in central Europe... regards...

Nice work neighbour :) Greetings from Poland. Can You tell me what with water during winter time do You leave it in ? What about havy rain ? Is there some kind of safe system for more water? Good job again.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks... Yeah water is there during winter. It Protects The liner... And when its havy rain and pond is full, water just soak... I have a lot of plants everywhere so its not a problem at all

@KinGWo1F

4 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas Thank You!

Also I love the bio filter your using. And do you have a skimmer? And what size pump are you using? Do you have pipe under your gravel as a regeneration zone? Thanks again

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

No, I have no skimmer...I only use the net for leafs ect..I have pump which is able to move 200 litres per minute. And i dont really understand the third of your question...:)...Do you mean gravel in first tank?

@pamelastewart8274

7 жыл бұрын

+MultiJounas From what I've read, regeneration zone is a pipe with holes in it sitting under the gravel along the sides of the pond. The pipe is attached to the pump which circulates water through the gravel- kinda a big bio filter. Since you don't have this system it is your biofilters doing the job? Very impressive. Great video and very inspiring. Thank you for sharing you great ideas with us.

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

It is a little misunderstanding...I got pipe which draw water from the bottom - it is hidden under the gravel, but it is just because of aesthetics. Function of bio filtration is really just in those two tanks...with gravel in first and shower sponges in second...and it is doing this job very well...of course with some help from plants as well...Regards:)

Hi MultiJounas. Congrats on your awesome pond. I want to make a similar pond because of your video. I have a question about your pump. I understand it's under the filtration tanks. Is it not very loud? Does it disturb the peacefulness of the whole place? That's my biggest concern about the whole thing. The noise.

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

the sound of the pump is weaker than the sound of running water...so answer is - No, its not disturbing at all...:) Regards...and thank you:)

@peczcsaba2567

5 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas Thanks for the answer. That's good news. Good luck on your next project!

@peczcsaba2567

5 жыл бұрын

Hi again. I would like to ask you one more thing if i may. What do you do with your pump in the winter and how do you prepare your pond for the winter? Do you turn ithe pump off? Does this cause any problems for the water? Thanks again.

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

@@peczcsaba2567 Yes, because of very cold winters I always turn it down and remove the pump and put it home. During the spring after last freezing days i put it back and start it again. Also pond needs to be clean from all those rotten plants and leafs a refill some water. Regards:)

@peczcsaba2567

4 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas Hi. I'm still at the planning phase and I would like to ask you couple of questions. Did you put the plants in baskets or in dirt? And the pipe from the pump just goes in the deepest part of the pond? Is it fixed with something so it would not move around? At the end of the pipe is there a filter or something to prevent the pump from sucking in bigger parts? Sorry, i know it's a lot of questions. Ihope you have the time for answering. Thank you.

How do you do it that it dosn't get full of frogs n not to much pond reeds ?

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

I got a lot of frogs in my pond and its not a bad thing. In my pond lives newts as well and many others. Grass snake also which is not poisonous and he catches these frogs...Your pond should be full of life...that means your water is clean a proper for the life and thus for swimming.

What kind of pump did you use? Can you use solar to power the pump?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

I used "Aquamax eco classic 14500" www.oase-livingwater.com/cz_CZ/water-garden/products/fml/filter-pumps-watercourse-pumps-filter-pumps-watercourse-pumps-aquamax-eco-classic.10606.html And about the solar system...I believe you can use it, but it depends how much you can pay...and remember that sun is shining just 12 hours and not every day....sometimes is cloudy etc...but your pump must be working all the time...So...solution is to buy something very powerful plus some power stack to keep the energy for cloudy days...This is something What I personally thinking about for my next project...

How did you dig it? did you already have the equipment or did you hire someone? thanks! loved the video.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

I dig it with shovel, picker And my hands...I did not hire anyone. Only my family helped me sometimes, but mostly just me...IT was gym for free 🙂

@jadonleidig7784

4 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas Awesome! Thanks for the reply.

I'm looking to do this myself I have a couple of questions maybe you can help me with. Where is the pump at? also is there any retention wall around the swim area? Thanks any help would be great. I love you work on this.

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Hi there, The pump is under those water tanks - must be out of water - because its swimming pond and you cannot have any electric devices in the water for your safety. And also it must be under water level - it is gravity system. My pond is very simple so I have no retention walls...it is just hole in the ground and liner on it:) Walls are just under 65 degrees not more...Regards...and you could try to read other comments I already answered a lot questions so it could help you as well

@chefwalker1970

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the quick reply. My last hang up is the pump. Where in your pool is the hose for the pump. I understand the pump itself has to be below water level for the pump to work. So is it just buried in the deep part of the pool? I would love the plans for your pond chefjoegkr@yahoo.com Regards Joe

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Just sent it...About the pump...Pump is out of water..under those plastic filtration tanks...in the water is just suply hose...like on this picture - www.oase-filtrace.cz/produkty/filtrace-proficlear/cerpadlove-zapojeni

@chefwalker1970

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

Hello, nice video. How much energy does your pump consume?

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

Approx for 2 hundred dollars per year

Hi, did u use liner to contain the water in ur pool from seeping out? If yes, how much liner cost?

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

Of course I did. There's no choice except you got very good clay base. Which I dont have obviously...I bought liner something about 16x12 metres and it cost about 900 USD. I bought it from distributor not reseler - you can save a lot of money...Everything is written in document - link is below the video...in description...regards:)

How often do you replace the shower sponge/mesh bag filter? Seems like a lot of plastic waste? Wonder if there’s a more organic way to filter the second barrel- sand?

I see this was posted 6 years ago, so I'm wondering how is the pond today? Did the filtration system you made work as good as you were hoping long term? I would like to have a swimming pond but I think I would probably want it filtered like a regular underground pool. I dunno. Yours look awesome thanks for sharing :).

@MultiJounas

Жыл бұрын

Check my new videos...you will see

Bro, your mentality is like me .. i like all your videos..

Thank you so much!

Bags of oyster shells (crushed and whole) work really well as a bio filtration media and don't leach anything or put micro-plastics into the water. They neutralize the water as well which always helps for clarity.

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds perfect and really natural...which is always the Best Way. Thanks a lot for your recommendation. Now I just need to go to the ocean or see where I can collect them. Or do you know where to even buy it in Central Europe?

@Nick-vl7lk

5 жыл бұрын

@@MultiJounas I'm sure you can order them in, they are used a lot in agriculture, especially for raising chickens. High end seafood restaurants go through a lot of Oysters, maybe see where they get them, and ask if you can get the waste shells, or have a bag of oyster shells brought in with the net shipment. We have some oyster farms near us, and they have mountains of them on the beach, so they re always looking at ways to get rid of them.

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

@@Nick-vl7lk Good Tip...Thanks for that. Regards...

@Stewalebeth

2 жыл бұрын

Just what I was looking for! A non plastic way to provide the finer, second filtration!

Hi I am already digging a natural pool in my country..pls tell me what pump did you use for your biofilter ? tnx everything else was clear...but instead of using a liner I will use blocks and cement to hold the water and will add loads of gravel inside the hole then put water n bioplants on the side ;;will I need to buy an air compressor or a pump ?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

I used "Aquamax eco classic 14500" www.oase-livingwater.com/cz_CZ/water-garden/products/fml/filter-pumps-watercourse-pumps-filter-pumps-watercourse-pumps-aquamax-eco-classic.10606.html... Good luck with your project:) Kind Regards...J.P.

@SherrickDuncan

6 жыл бұрын

How much did it cost? The link won't work.

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

If you mean the water pump it cost about 500 USD...

@SherrickDuncan

6 жыл бұрын

Not bad at all. Can you email me detailed instructions on how to build this pond and pump filter? lifesynergy@ymail.com

that pool amazing and $3000 is not a bad deal if you consider the huge cost of constructing a conventional pool (even a contracted natural pool) could run you. I'd love a step-by-step guide if you could put one together. I'm a beginner and have no background history in pool building. thanks!

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you:)...Try to read the comments for Sherry Howard below...It could help you....:)

@j.delacruzbravo

8 жыл бұрын

+MultiJounas thank you! I see she's already asked all the right questions and others have as well. 😊 I do agree with you that the more you learn the more you'll find everyone has their own method which will vary from person to person, so you just have to get the basics in order and then experiment yourself. I live in California, Los Angeles to be exact, so we don't get much cold weather. I hope this kind of pond is perfect for our climate. I'm a novice pond builder and yours seems to have come out perfectly, so you're certainly someone that can share plenty of knowledge from your experience with this. I will keep all of your comments and suggestions in mind as I begin my build. Thanks so much!!

@MultiJounas

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly...learn the basics and then decide by yourself...theres a lot of things you have to consider and i think that every pond is original in some way...So best luck with your project...:) Will be in California next year...so I could check it out:)...and beware the snakes...they like water...We dont have poisonous snakes In Czech republic...California I believe...would be much worse in that.... Regards.... J.P.

@j.delacruzbravo

8 жыл бұрын

+MultiJounas yes, definitely! I sure hope to be done by then. yes, snakes have been my only concern and the reason why I'd aim for a liner pool with crystal clear water, so as to spot any snakes or animals that want to come up for a swim. thanks!

@nyb1068

3 жыл бұрын

How did your project go? I'm considering trying to replicate this amazing pond and would appreciate knowing how it worked out for others. Thanks.

If i understand, you are from Czech, and you order liner from... where? I think about pool like yours but good liner is really expensive, it cost more in eastern EU than in US :D

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Well, I am from Czech...you are right. Now, I will try to answer your question as good as possible. I did not build any pond in US but I suppose that it could be pretty much the same. I bought it from this company - www.fatrafol.cz/en/products/pond-liners/ Importat think is you should search directly the distributor not reseller of those products because you will save a lot of money. For example - I wanted to buy this liner of certain size and i found it on the internet on many websites about garden and ponds ect. and it would cost me about 1500 USD...They all were just resselers - so i search it up the name of company which made those liners and bought it directly from them for half of price... That is my advice. But its almost five years since i build this one so it could change a bit...Good Luck with your project. :)

Very nice, I'll check with my local gov't if permits are needed for a small pond. If i purchase your dyi documents, will it contain contact info to you regarding any questions I might have?

Amazing

What are the measurements? Great job

Can u show how its look actually after few years? What is condition of water :D? Its work ? its not a one big swamp?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

It looks the same...filtration system works great And in terms of water quality theres no problem....i could upload a video from this year if you want to...but Its the same...

@pompinggg

7 жыл бұрын

MultiJounas It wilk be nice if u make new video. I want to make something like this with 3 tanks filtration system. You did a great job ;)

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

Here we go...short video from yeasterday:) kzread.info/dash/bejne/YouTu8aFd8iYnqQ.html

I will build it too one day 🏊🏊

hi there, do you what pump you used? because im thinking of making my own.

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Oase Eco 14500

@evahargreaves49

4 жыл бұрын

MultiJounas ok thanks so much! 🙂🙂

Making another water tank with carbon and or sand would help filter it allot

Can you send me list of materials for the pump, and how to connect it?

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Dont exactly know what you mean with "list of materials for the pump"...Its easy...when you buy the pump you just need to buy suply hose as well and then just connect it. Pump must be out of water and suply hose with sunction sieve on the bottom. www.zahradnijezirka.net/filtrace-zahradni-jezirka/zapojeni-filtrace-jezirek There is a link for some pictures...its in czech but you need just those pictures...My connection is like the last one... Hope it will help. And about those plants. I have a lot species and dont know the names of all of them but remember one rule. You should plant those plants which are able to grow wildly in you country. A lot of them i took from wild meres and ponds and it is quarantee that will grow in your pond as well.

great. very helpful

What type of pump did you use? submersible?

@MultiJounas

5 жыл бұрын

www.amazon.de/Oase-Filter-Bachlaufpumpe-AquaMax-Classic/dp/B00BDIWLUA It is this one...You can put it in the water or have it outside, but under water level. It is gravity pump. For swimming pond you should have it outside of water - reason is obvious:) I got it under my filtration tanks. Cca 50 cm under water level. And pump need to push the water cca 80 cm up to reach the desired height.

great job my fd!!!!

@MultiJounas

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

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How do you back flush your tanks?

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks to the drain valwe I can clean first tank with water stream...all mess goes away thru that valwe on the bottom...and second tank in the same way...but in this case I have to clean that mash bags with sponges separately...it takes about half an hour...

Hey! How cold does it get at winter time? :)

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Benas Mockus it is freezing most of the time....So IT IS Frozen 😃

@benasmockus6988

6 жыл бұрын

MultiJounas thanks for Your fast reply :)

@MultiJounas

6 жыл бұрын

Benas Mockus anytime😃

What size liner did you use? And how did you calculate for the depth?

@MultiJounas

3 жыл бұрын

18x12 metres...easily - when the hole was done I put cord across the widest and longest part...plus about half metre for overlap...

@barnyardgirls

3 жыл бұрын

MultiJounas thank you!!

So. Has anyone bought the tutorial in the videos description?

Hi.... what liner did you use,? Pvc t EPDM?

@MultiJounas

Жыл бұрын

PVC

where did you buy your liner?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

I would tell you...But dont know if it helps because It is a Czech company - www.fatrafol.cz/en/products/pond-liners/ But they gave me a very good price...It was 3 years ago...

How does the biological filter work? Just by giving surface area for bacteria to grow on?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

You just said that. Especially thanks to bacteria which lives on surface of shower sponges...Its the same system like in aquarium...just in bigger version. That part with stones is mainly for separate bigger dirt but of course bacteria lives here as well. Someone also uses UV light for destroy cilia...but its not necessary for each pond. And remember...usually it takes week or two till its starts to work properly...

@franklinmichael671

7 жыл бұрын

And does the gravel filter that separates de dirt out need to be cleaned?

@MultiJounas

7 жыл бұрын

Yes of course, like everything else aproximately 1 time per month...but thanks to the drain valve you just clean it with stream of water from top...and all that dirt goes away from bottom...very easy...

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Great job on pond and what a handsome guy