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  • PH'er we hung out in Boulder Co. How's it going

  • This is possibly the very best presentation that I have seen and I viewed so many now. You have a gift for this type of work and you used beautiful rocks and excellent explanations for the top pump you used. I bet your customers are very happy. I am working on something less elaborate and do it with rocks from here some are beyond scales. It is addictive once you start!

  • @TheArlberg1 Hey, many thanks for your nice comments. I am very happy that you appreciate the posts. If I can ever be of help in any way please do not hesitate to ask. Visit me on Facebook too!

  • Another Great Pond Mike, well done.

  • @spinaway thank you!!

  • point pleasant, nj... wow i miss it so much some times specially that i moved to Utah i don't get to see the ocean anymore.

  • @TJBAU I bet Utah has got quite a bit of beauty to keep you busy out there in Utah! thanks for watching.

  • Does anybody know what it costs (approximately) to run an electric electric water pump like this one every day all day long?

  • @BestFreeAndroidGames The pump in this pond is a high efficiency pump and costs about $25 to run.

  • Great Job if you were in Ireland I would be giving you a call.

  • @pjos111 Thanks for commenting! I know a guy who builds in Ireland if you need someone, he is very good. OR, I could always make the trip to Ireland. My family roots are Irish, we were from Dublin and County Wexford. I hope to see Ireland someday, and if I was building a pond there well that would be all the better! -PH

  • whats the price on this one ball park of course

  • @AustinTexasLandscape Hi thanks for checking out the vids. A pond this size would typically run about $4500.00 to $5200.00, but that can very from site to site.

  • what size of liner did you use?

  • @jorgesarduysousa Hi Jorge, for this project I used a 15 X 20 liner that was oversized for the project. I always try to go a bit oversized so I have roome to be creative if I want. The excess liner is cut away and recycled within the project as protection for under the bigger rocks that I use. thanks for commenting and visit me on facebook/thepondhunter too! -PH

  • Hey Mike Gannon I am looking for a tutorial on how to put in a waterfall. Could you make a video on how to do so. I have seen some of the ponds you have put in and I'm very impressed. I live in montana so I need a waterfall that will adapt to the environment.

  • @unit1587  Hey Unit. I have a whole new series of videos coming out soon that will have parts of them that focus more on the waterfall building aspect of the installation process. I will make a point in this upcoming season to make a specific video of waterfall construction. Thanks for watching by the way! and commenting. come visit me on Facebook at facebookcom/thepondhunter

  • really really nice work. i really like it. did u use tape to seal the waterfall liner and the bottom liner or just overlapped it ?

  • @IntegraGSR5 Hi Integra, thanks for watching and commenting on the Pond Hunter videos. I used 2 pieces of liner and overlapped them. The waterfall liner should run about 4" below water level for overlapping to work right. Do you have a pond or are you thinking about installing one?

  • @thePondHunter i have a preformed pond in the backyard . it makes me sicked looking at it sometimes. lol. im planning to build a pond that is around 1500-2000 gallon.

  • @IntegraGSR5 Hey Integra, if I can help in any way let me know! I look forward to seeing that pond when it is built. Visit me on facebook/thepondhunter too! -PH

  • Beautiful!! wonder how it looks like at night with the lights....

  • @fowlerleftfoot Thanks Fowler, this pond looks GREAT at night. It is in the entrance to this house and it is a very welcoming sight. Thanks for watching and your comments. Hope to see you at other video from Pond Hunter!

  • it's a beatiful pond

  • @Basalisk172 Thanks so much for the compliment, and thanks for watching. I hope to hear from you again! If you are on facebook come see my LOVEYOURPOND page and I'll see you there. Take care.

  • Hi...

    What type of stone are you using here?

  • @alphahere Hi Alpha, thatnks for checking out the videos and commenting. I am using river stone here from gravel to boulders in size the name it is sold as is "Delaware Blend" river stone, it is very available in the northeast US

  • i used to have a garden pond with a waterfall and it got loaded with algae and all my fish froze in the winter even tho it was 3 foot deep.

  • @stangsaleens7 Hi thanks for checking out the videos and commenting on them. sorry to hear what happened with your fish, it must have gotten very cold to freeze like that. Where are you located? Hopefully you can get started again with the hobby!

  • @thePondHunter st. bernard ohio, and another question i would like to ask is how should i remove algae from the pond because it gets really green.

  • @stangsaleens7 Hi Stang, from Ohio eh? In the business we call Ohio the frozen fish capital of the world.. ok, not really. What type of algae? Do you mean green water or algae growth like hair/string algae? there are different ways to fight the different types. What kind do you have?

  • @thePondHunter the algae is like fuzzy or pretty much underwater grass it seems, and i have these little floating green things too they look like clovers. not lillypads

  • @stangsaleens7 Hey Stang, sounds like you have a combo of hair algae and milfoil a small floating weed. The milfoil is usually introduced by birds/ducks or will come in on other plants, always try to "clean" your plants before putting in your pond. The hair algae, a UV light will do nothing for, try adding more plants, better filtration, that type of algae is usually die to higher nutrient levels. What type of filter do you have??

  • @thePondHunter well i didnt have a filter because in my garden there was no were for it to be, but the pond was under a tree, and in the summer i would change the water and clean out the leaves.

  • Hello!

    Do you use foam between the stones to glue them together? And can I use enny cind of buildingfoam? And is not poisen to the fish? Ore is it a spesial type?

    And thank you for a beautiful video.

  • @Toggen62 Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. I am glad you enjoy the videos. Yes, I use foam on the rock work, and it is a "fish safe" type of foam which can be found at pond shops, garden centers, or maybe aquarium shops. Hope that helps. Thanks again. -PH

  • the picture

  • Hello Jed, that particular bridge I did not build, a contractor friend of mine helped in this backyard project by building the bridge and a deck for this customer, so I con't claim credit to that bridge. It is beautiful though and fit into the overall project perfectly. Hope to hear more from you and thanks for watching.

  • Another very Nice job, well done mike.

  • Thanks Spin, hope the weather has cleared up there in the UK. cheers!

  • do you know how to build a Bridge

  • Yes, I do; but what type of bridge would you be referring to?

  • first video i ever rated and 5stars

  • Hey, thanks Scotty, I appreciate the comment, the rating, and that you took time to check out the video. Hope to hear from you again. cheers!

  • cool i rate 5 stars on it and subcribe

  • Thank you and happy new year. More will post soon!

  • Hey thanks for subscribing. I appreciate the support. More to come soon!

  • sweet i just built one lil while ago

  • Nice! send me some pix

  • Forgive me if i am mistaken but you are using a "Grande" Bio-Falls? Oh and it looks very nice! I just have one question about the lighting... you added yours at the top shelf but then you wont see the bottom?

  • Thsi biofalls is actually just a standard biofalls, the grande is about 2X the size of a standard. For lighting on a smaller pond like this I install the lights on the upper shelf because it does lgith up even the lower parts very well, the intensity of the light and the spead of the beam (about 35 degree spread) give a very full lighting effect. On a larger pond I would have deeper lighting too. thanks Arteom, hope you are doing very well out there in Cali!!

  • Well for now i am. i cant wait till spring though, i am going to install a koi tunnel i added koi to my pond, which is not mentioned in the video's, the predators haven't gotten to it since the blue herons along will all the other birds are probably flying south, but i don't know. So in spring i will drain the pond install a koi tunnel and clean it as well!

    Thanks, Arteom

  • Very nice! How long did you let that pond sit before adding the fish?

  • I recommend waiting a week before adding fish, this allows the water to age nicely AND allows the opportunity to watch a new installation and make sure that everything is functioning properly. Last thing you want is to add fish athen find out you have a faulty pump!

  • great pond love it

  • Thanks Coral! I appreciate the comment.

  • no problem I love seeing what you guys have going on your way.

  • Right on!

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