mchambers
Former CCA member
Contractor finished work on our small pond today. Now to add plants and fish, and similar stuff!
Two feet, which with the rock overhang should keep the raccoons out.it's gorgeous! How deep is it?
Thanks! Will think about it. Still deciding on stocking. Walter's black banded sunfish post sure got me interested in those.White clouds will winter over. Come get some .
We put ours in this week (only about 125 gallons - preformed shell) and (I think) we've finally got the waterfalls to quit leaking. I'm going to throw some madagascar rainbows and congo tetras out there.
Thanks! Will think about it. Still deciding on stocking. Walter's black banded sunfish post sure got me interested in those.
To winter goldfish over in our area, they need an area that's at least 2.5 feet deep.Don't most fish need about 5 ft of water to winter over? When I was looking into putting a pond in when I was in Pittsburgh I wanted to keep local fish. I was told and I read numerous sources that the depth needed to be more than 5 ft for most of the species.
Good idea, with a few tarpon.hammerhead shark?
No, but I'm sure they are impressive.Have you seen mountain minnows' colors when raised outside?