I've been tinkering with the idea of an above ground concrete pond/aquarium...
but i'm only dreaming.
but i'm only dreaming.
My Newest fish...
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Interesting. . . . I've always heard that to keep them properly you need to actually redo your entire house, carving out a river from one end of the other (at least 20 feet long and 5 feet wide), with a very heavy duty filtration system to provide a natural current for the water, which you refill with Evian. Once you finish that, you could have two RTC's. But if they breed you'll have problems. . .
Well if you're thinking pond, and you live in a hot climate... Why not build a low wood frame, line it with the flexible sheet pond liner, then drop pumps? You would'nt have to dig as much as for a traditional pond, and you could border the water fence with landscaping plants. I did raised beds and a buried water line system once, by hand, and it was'nt anywhere near as difficult as dropping a pond liner flush with the ground.
a pond is a great idea, but I'm still going to keep him inside in nice sized tank until he out grows that.
And I think the pond would in fact be above ground with 1 side viewing glass.
Too bad turning your spare bedroom into a massive 9000g tank doesnt help resale value.
And I think the pond would in fact be above ground with 1 side viewing glass.
Too bad turning your spare bedroom into a massive 9000g tank doesnt help resale value.
deoends who you sell it to, you could also take it with yo when you move and set it up elseware.
If we do a wood framed pond then we could take it with us.
But I really like the look of a concrete tank.
But I really like the look of a concrete tank.
