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H8Parrotfish 13
04-08-2003, 7:58 PM
Basically looking for some plans and other material online on building ponds and other articles. This will basically be my first pond.

Thanks

rjl420
04-08-2003, 8:13 PM
I used "pond and watergarden" magazine to get lots of ideas as well as instructions on basic and advanced construction. I recomend picking up a couple issues from your LFS or chain store. they even have a step by step guide to building a pond every issue.

H8Parrotfish 13
04-09-2003, 1:09 PM
Thanks

Im also looking for your ideas on how maybe yours or others have their pond designed.

I was in Hemet a week ago.
Still cold in Temecula?

rjl420
04-10-2003, 3:08 AM
some old ones here (http://photos.yahoo.com/rjlfour20)

After the rain last week it's starting to warm up again. hard for me to say cuz I sleep all day :D. what were you doing in Hemet? grandparents? :)

it's ok to sleep all day when you work nights though ;)

H8Parrotfish 13
04-11-2003, 12:48 PM
Friends grandparents, it pretty cold that weekend. Those pics didn't work it said"Problem accessing account try back in 10 minutes" oh well. Thanks specially for the feed back.

Can you believe he thinks Hemet is a bad neighborhood! I have folks who live out in East La area(Bell, Maywood, South Gate H.P.) He would freak and what makes matters worse where from the former south side of Chicago! Pretty Ridicolous.

We also went fishin on Warren the lake by the trailers and RV's! I forgot the name of it. Caught an 8" channel.

woodyblueeyes
04-11-2003, 1:56 PM
If I had one tip that I'd give, it would be to forego the pre fab ponds and dig your own and use the pond liners. I had one for a couple years before I had to remodel, and I'm going to plan, construct, and build a brand new pond oasis this spring...and I will ONLY use the workable pond liners...

Woody

woodyblueeyes
04-11-2003, 1:58 PM
Also,

www.aquascapesdesigns.com

I hope that's right...they have LOTS of information and how to's on building and upkeep of an outdoor pond.

woody

rjl420
04-12-2003, 1:39 PM
Originally posted by H8Parrotfish 13
Friends grandparents, it pretty cold that weekend. Those pics didn't work it said"Problem accessing account try back in 10 minutes" oh well. Thanks specially for the feed back.

Can you believe he thinks Hemet is a bad neighborhood! I have folks who live out in East La area(Bell, Maywood, South Gate H.P.) He would freak and what makes matters worse where from the former south side of Chicago! Pretty Ridicolous.

We also went fishin on Warren the lake by the trailers and RV's! I forgot the name of it. Caught an 8" channel.

I fixed the link, sorry about that.

I couldn't imagine thinking of hemet as a bad area. seems to me it's a great retirement community tucked away in the valley. and it's very inexpensive to live compared to other places in the area (like temecula).

are you talking about Skinner? I haven't been there in ages, but theres always some good fishing there I've heard (I haven't fished in years) but next time your out you should check Vail lake, it's off of 79 south and it's been closed to the general public for 30 some years, they just started selling passes recently.

rjl420
04-12-2003, 1:42 PM
woodyblueeys,

I think it's http://www.aquascapedesigns.com/ that your talking about, haven't checked it out yet, but thanks for the link.

TJcanada
04-12-2003, 9:36 PM
...if you want a water garden with NO fish then yes aquascapes is a good system, but please oh please don't put rocks in the bottom of your pond if you are going to Keep Koi!!!!!! Pretty Please!

don't get me started on the rock bottom thingy, man what a joke!