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Making a Home Made Up-flow Filter

This is how I made a custom Up-flow filter to try and catch 'fines' from the pond and increase clarity. The approximate costs for building a filter using 150mm and 110mm pipe are: 150mm Filter £39 - 1 x 1mtr length of 150mm acrylic clear perspex tube £03 - 2 x 20mm (approx) lengths of 110mm pipe £32 - 2 x 160mm to 110mm rubber adapter £20 - 2 x 110mm to 1½" rubber adapter £ 8 - 1 x 1½" rubber T-connector £15 - 2 x 1½" valterra valves £ 4 - 5 x 1½" straight connectors solvent weld ==== £123 = Total 110mm Filter £33 - 1 x 1mtr length of 110mm acrylic clear perspex tube £20 - 2 x 110mm to 1½" rubber adapter £ 8 - 1 x 1½" rubber T-connector £15 - 2 x 1½" valterra valves £ 3 - 3 x 1½" straight connectors solvent weld ==== £ 79 = Total Where I got the parts from Acrylic Tube - Trent Plastics do 110, 150 and 200mm acrylic tube at 500mm and 1 metre lengths https://www.trentplastics.co.uk/acryl... 160mm to 110mm rubber adapters - For a massive range of rubber reducers and adapters covering a big range of sizes and combinations I used JDP https://store.jdpipes.co.uk/adaptors-... I got all of these fittings from my local Koi shop - 110mm to 1½" rubber adapter - 1½" rubber T-connector - 1½" Valterra gate valves 1½" straight connectors solvent weld - Toolstation https://www.toolstation.com/solvent-w... I got the mesh to keep the media in the tube off eBay. Cut it to size using a wire cutter. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4pcs-Grid-...