Bio mechanical water filtration system for Koi, fish ponds, and water gardens. Simple to setup & run. Cleaning filter via backwash takes 5 minutes once a month. With 870 sq.ft of surface area per cubic foot of bio media, it's four times better than bead filter. Manufactured by SeaGateFilters, Inc.- Alexandria, VA. USA. Please subscribe: more of Xtreme Bio Filters performance, setup, cleaning, retro-fitting sand filters, bead filter, etc... to Xtreme Bio Filters.
XTREME BIO FILTER - KOI FISH POND & WATER GARDEN
Koi - How to Care these Great Fish
Everything you need to know about setting up for keeping Koi and how to look after these beautiful fish. Everything from getting started, building a pond, caring for, feeding and even breeding. A Great How To Manual.
Koi - How to Care these Great Fish
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génial cela fonctionne comme les filtres de piscines
Can you please post the latest video of your pond! beautiful landscape and nice koi!
thanks
Mr. Hoang,
It is too late for me to buy the filter. We saw your just now! But we can still buy the media bedas, where can I buy your media beads only! thanks
NYTWINSKOI
Mr Hoang,
Can you please download your water fall, more koi, landscape video on this site!
thanks
nytwinskoi
That is a cool system.
Fantastic Design, so simple
i like it!
You took the overall design off the spinning wheel on the standard bio mass wheel and shrunk it 1000 fold.
I haven’t watched a video which elaborated on all aspects of a product design and function as good as this video in a long time.
It looks to me that you have an excellent design although I have no need for it as I have no space for koi pond.
Instead if have lion head gold fish living happily in a large cement vat with absolutely no filter and yet very clear water. One large fish scours any debris on the bottom.
In the south portion of Vietnam, the water is warm enough to raise guppies in vats outside also. Anyhow, I like your design system from what I can see.