i've seen these setups in other systems but never quite understood how they worked. this video helps it make a lot of sense. thanks for the explanation.
Thanks for the video, I tried the horisontal SLO. my tub is 160x110 x 40cm(height), about 500 liters. I use 2" pipe SLO. The flow works, but the flow rate return with balance is only 70 liter per hour. Definitely not enough for fish farming. The filter is located at the same height as the tub. Any suggestion to get higher flow rate?
Great explanation! Curious about what mechanical filters are best used for the VERTICAL SLO. In some designs, I have seen that goes straight into a radial flow filter (from the bottom), but I am curious how can it be used for a Swirl filter
Thank you. this was straightforward. I'm thinking of designing a biofilter. Just wondering if I can do this SLO and then add simple solute filter( maybe a shade net) then some finer material under the shade net filter followed by some bioballs for microbial surface area in the filter tank? Also wondering if I should include an air pump in both the fish tank and biofilter?
Ngwako Sekhula air stones in fish tank and bio filter definitely. Trying to visualize what you mean with the shade net. As long as you collect particles before bio filter it should work fine
@@NewAgrarian thanks, the shade net will work like a sieve to the 1st large particles the maybe followed by a filter mat for finer particle. Will definitely put air stones in both👌
Great visuals! Thanks for sharing. Just some questions though. Is SLO still needed if there's a pump sucking the water/debris from the pond going to the filtration system? Or can SLO and pump be installed at the same time? Appreciate your recommendation. Thank you very much
I have a 1 feet tall fish container but 3 feet tall mechanical filter if I use the horizontal SLO I believe in the fish container, the input hole into the mechanical filter need the same height if not lower right ?
@@NewAgrarian Can the horizontal SLO be the taller than the tank so that i don't have to drill into my aquarium glass? I'm wondering whether going above the tank height will be an issue. Thoughts?
its hard to find legit info like this on the internet , thanks for sharing
Best explaination in youtube.
Thank u.
Thank you so much I watched so many videos about this topic non explained it the way you did.
i've seen these setups in other systems but never quite understood how they worked. this video helps it make a lot of sense. thanks for the explanation.
Thanks for watching
Thanks for this clear explanation, that i couldnt find how it happens
Thanks for information! Great video and easy!
Thank you for the explanation.
Great video
Loved the video, please do make more content :)
Thank you so much sir for your great idea ❤❤
Thanks for the video, I tried the horisontal SLO. my tub is 160x110 x 40cm(height), about 500 liters. I use 2" pipe SLO. The flow works, but the flow rate return with balance is only 70 liter per hour. Definitely not enough for fish farming. The filter is located at the same height as the tub. Any suggestion to get higher flow rate?
Great explanation! Curious about what mechanical filters are best used for the VERTICAL SLO. In some designs, I have seen that goes straight into a radial flow filter (from the bottom), but I am curious how can it be used for a Swirl filter
I have a video that explains that a little bit… “settling tanks explained”… but I dig the radial flow filters
very nice
Personally, I like external stand pipes so you don’t have all of that equipment in the tank and can still pull solids off the bottom.
Thank you. this was straightforward. I'm thinking of designing a biofilter. Just wondering if I can do this SLO and then add simple solute filter( maybe a shade net) then some finer material under the shade net filter followed by some bioballs for microbial surface area in the filter tank? Also wondering if I should include an air pump in both the fish tank and biofilter?
Ngwako Sekhula air stones in fish tank and bio filter definitely. Trying to visualize what you mean with the shade net. As long as you collect particles before bio filter it should work fine
@@NewAgrarian thanks, the shade net will work like a sieve to the 1st large particles the maybe followed by a filter mat for finer particle. Will definitely put air stones in both👌
Great visuals! Thanks for sharing. Just some questions though. Is SLO still needed if there's a pump sucking the water/debris from the pond going to the filtration system? Or can SLO and pump be installed at the same time? Appreciate your recommendation. Thank you very much
SLO is essentially a way to do it without electricity. Pump would be all you need
@@NewAgrarian awesome! Thank you
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Is there a advantage of vertical pipe breaking up or putting more OX in water
im new to this, where does the water come from to begin with
From your primary water source
where did you buy the big blue round tanks?
Yea, where do you get the big blue round tanks??
wowwwwww
impressive
What stops the water from passing the pvc tube in a normal slo ?
Not sure I understand
Sorry i completely forgot for what I was on about.@@NewAgrarian
Muy bueno
I have a 1 feet tall fish container but 3 feet tall mechanical filter
if I use the horizontal SLO I believe in the fish container, the input hole into the mechanical filter need the same height if not lower right ?
Yes, Input hole on Mechanical filter should be slightly lower, and you can always raise it once it’s inside the tank
@@NewAgrarian Can the horizontal SLO be the taller than the tank so that i don't have to drill into my aquarium glass? I'm wondering whether going above the tank height will be an issue. Thoughts?
can this be applicable for high density pond?
What is the maximum height for an slo? Can this design be used up to 1 meter?
Yes
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My fish tank is rectangular, do i need more stand pipe?
Not sure what you mean, encourage circular flow in your tank and should be fine
No, standpipe always will determine the height of water
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