Goldfish Container Pond with DIY Filter
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Now I have to pee!
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I think that if you buy an aquatic animal you should put it in an aquarium rather than a pond so that it can see outside and does not feel uncomfortable
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When you want to get a bigger "pond" go to Tractor Supply. 110 gallon poly stock tanks are $65. I got them to special order me a 160 tank for $98. The brand is Tuff Tubs
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@craftyapplepie My pleasure! Yeah, I was actually thinking about buying that 300 gallon one that they had there but, I wouldn't have been able to fit it in my house. :-)
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@craftyapplepie Ah, good idea. I suppose chicken wire would work well for that, and it would be easy to feed them without removing the wire, if I were in a hurry. I have a 75-gallon tank with five goldfish and a 55-gallon with four. I live in South Dakota where it's extremely cold during the winter months, so I was thinking about doing something fun just for the summer, but like I said, I have a rental, so a permanent pond is out of the question.
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nice little idea you had there, lol i have three 10 inch oscars in the same deal out in the garage
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@craftyapplepie as long as it is doing its purpose it is fine to me. the pond is beautiful too. :)
Nice pond! I want to establish one of these to keep my goldfish in over the summer months, but I have a rental. I have a nice deck where I could put a stock tank and make something like this, but do you think it's portable? You know, something I could move to another place if I had to? And what about cats, raccoons, birds, dogs, etc. getting into the pond and getting your fish? How do you prevent this?
jstorly 3 weeks ago
@jstorly When filled with water and gravel you are going to have troubles moving it, even with the help from others. I always thought that if I moved the pond then I would have to drain it and transport the fish safely in a smaller box. As for cats and birds etc. always have a wire mesh spread on top. I cut mesh to shape the top of the pond and bend it gently over the sides of the container like a lid. Just take the mesh off when you want to view your fishies. :)
craftyapplepie 3 weeks ago
If anybody is looking for one of these ponds, I found one yesterday at a store called Southern States. Rubbermaid makes them and they are called "stock tank ponds". I paid $129 for a 150 gallon one. It's totally badass!
TheCurrencyMan 4 weeks ago
@TheCurrencyMan Great, thanks for the information. I know a few people are wanting to find one of these. :)
craftyapplepie 3 weeks ago
Does not look pratical for a inground pond , it looks like it would work but it is ugly ! and I cant see it sitting out in the open next to my pond .
charleykoal1 6 months ago
@charleykoal1 the pond is very basic and very cheap and of course hand made. It is not so beautiful, yes, but it still has style. ;)
craftyapplepie 6 months ago 17