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POnds i wanna add a little pond to the yard the dogs would love it mabee 2-3 big goldifish type fish where do i start |
With a shovel. LOL |
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Check the how to- books at Lowes and Home depot, the explain in detail. |
Your gonna need lots of tools and things...Hammers etc. etc. ;) |
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Sounds like fun!!! Try Home Depot, they sell them, make sure you get a pump! :p :p :p |
i have a ton of tools :D please do explain ............ |
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Nope dont have any experience just thought you might need tools to put the thing together :rolleyes: And I dont own a tool so I was just making sure that she had some :D |
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I have tools!!!! There even Pink!!! Had to make sure the guys wouldn't take them! :p :p :p |
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1 Attachment(s) My hubby and I put a pond in about 6 months ago. I love it. It can however be a bit expensive. First decide where its going to go. You need a level surface. How much room do you have? Go to Lowes or Home depot. (Home Depot has better prices) Pick a pond. Pick up a pump and the pond starter chemical kit too! Rocks look great around the edge, makes it look more natural. Here is a picture of ours, It looks small but holds 270 gallons. |
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Here you go Deb! Just for you!!! :p :p :p |
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Gina's all set...hammer at the ready |
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that looks very nice. |
After you get it all planned out and everything bought, you find some dummy to dig the hole for you. :p Gold fish do nicely in them, but remember to take them out in the winter or you end up with fishcicles. :eek: At least you do if you live in Iowa. the voice of experience. LOL |
i found a water heater i have no room to bring them in ! lol wow this stuff is expensive !! where can i get the liners cheap there over 100 for plastic any alteratives ? |
oh its gonna be pretty small mabee 2 or 3 fish but mabee 5-7 inches long (fish) |
We made a pond in my backyard a few summers ago. We live in NY also. Well if you plan to keep the fish outdoors year around you have to make sure it's DEEP enough so that when the water freezes it doesnt freeze your fish. Just the top layer. If you have any questions drop me a PM I'll be happy to help :) |
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You think the pond stuff is expensive....wait'll you check the prices of Koi...those suckers can run you $200 a piece. :fainted: How 'bout you get a nice bowl and sit it on the TV...the dogs can watch them... :D |
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PS I am kidding. What were you asking again??? :confused: |
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i found a heater for it thats not too much money and we dont need it now since it just started summer :D |
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i found some large goldfish that would be perfect also some snails for algy we have a fighter fish brownie LOVES him but he lives in the bathroom cause of the cats they wanna fry him lol |
We have koi in my backyard. Yes, some of them cost $200. :eek: My mom loves them. We have about 30 fish in our pond. Some are as big as my thigh!!~ And I'm miss thunder thighs so that's saying ALOT!~ :) |
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Lenora, good luck! I've always wanted a fish pond..but the cats are so stupid they'd just fall in. ;) |
Mine is not a liner, I didn't trust my knowledge enough to put in a liner pond. Mine is a hard plastic type and very easy to install. I think they start at around $40.00 at Home Depot. Like I said mine holds 270 gallons and it cost around $125. (don't really remember) |
yea i found a 50 gallon one for 40 i think we will prob go for that since the liners cost more than that lol |
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