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Grow lotus plants from seed purchased at your local dried flower store. by
harry
Greetings.
This worked for me about 10 years ago when I had ponds... I have since
moved and not had a pond since the late 90's.
At your local florist or craft store that carries dried flower
arrangements look for the large seed pods of lotus plants with the
seeds still in the pods.
These will...
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Turtle In My Pond by
Roy Lasris
A turtle (don't know which kind) has taken up residence in my pond along
with my koi and comets. The new babies survived its presence, so it doesn't
appear to be eating anything other than my lilies and lettuce.
Any reason not to keep it and enjoy it? Could it be harmful?
Thanks,
Roy
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Connecting PVC to plastic tubing by
Dave
I have a statue that is piped with PVC. The PVC is 1/2" inside diameter and
an outside diameter of 5/8". What is the best way to connect the PVC to
plastic tubing? Is there a special connector required?
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Raccoon problem by
Scott M.
I have just put in a beautiful Koi/goldfish pond and I'm sure that I have
lost several fish to a raccoon. Would a motion sensor that activates a
couple of spotlights scare them off or at least make it too hard to see into
the water because of glare or is there a better way.
Thank you,
Scott
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Raccoon problem by
Scott M.
I have just put in a beautiful Koi/goldfish pond and I'm sure that I have
lost several fish to a raccoon. Would a motion sensor that activates a
couple of spotlights scare them off or at least make it too hard to see into
the water because of glare or is there a better way.
Thank you,
Scott
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Raccoon problem by
Scott M.
I have just put in a beautiful Koi/goldfish pond and I'm sure that I have
lost several fish to a raccoon. Would a motion sensor that activates a
couple of spotlights scare them off or at least make it too hard to see into
the water because of glare or is there a better way.
Thank you,
Scott
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New Pond by
2pods
Well, it nearly killed me, but I now have a raised pond.
(apart from the disaster with the liner when the rocks holding the liner
fell in and holed it doh !)
It's rectangular, made from sleepers which are lined them 'cos they were
full of creosote.
However, we're about to top it off with some...
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tadpoles by
styxx374
Do tadpoles harm goldfish or just annoy them? We have an abundance of
tadpoles this year and they keep clinging to everything - plants, fish food,
bugs, EVERYTHING. I've had three brand new fish die in the week that I've
had them. I don't know if it's the tadpoles or something else at this point.
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Duckweed by
Eric
Can anybody tell me how to get rid of duckweed.
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Regards
Eric
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July 4th 04 05:28 PM
by dkat
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New at this by
Rick
my pond is about one month old, it is about 1200 gallons big. i have a
1500GPM pump and the filter that goes with the pump, (from lowes) the pump
is in the pond and the filter is on top at the start of the water fall in a
black trash can that i cut in half. i dug a hole put the liner in and...
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July 1st 04 03:26 AM
by dkat
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Perch by
Lord Fonty
Hi
Some kids from my estate have come round with a few small perch that they
had caught. I let them put them in my pond temporarily and then realised
that perch a predatory. They are all about 2" to 3" long should I get then
out asap or are they no imediate threat.
Thanks
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Raised pond with flexible liner ? by
2pods
I'm a complete novice, so I'm looking for some help
I saw a nice idea for the patio with a rigid liner surrounded by earth/sand,
then sleepers built round it.
However, I wanted our small rigid pond for somewhere else (maybe
semi-raised, as I can't dig much due to illness).
Could the raised...
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June 28th 04 04:09 AM
by George
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frog pictures by
Cuk
From: "Cuk"
Subject: frogs Pictures
Date: 27 June 2004 00:16
This is one of my webpages http://www.frogs-watch.co.uk/index.html where I
have posted pictures of frogs in my garden pond.
I would be interested in any comments, Ideas on how to improve the site.
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by Cuk
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New city pond, small garden by
Rob
I'm about to build a small pond and waterfall. The waterfall will
begin about 15 feet from the pond, with about a 4' height above the
pond surface. The pond will be approximately 6' x 3' x 2'deep (all
just theory now; please advise). I could have 2 smaller ponds
connected by a "canal" or deep...
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June 27th 04 03:48 AM
by dkat
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New at this thanx by
Rick
Thanx to all that have replied.
I have ordered some more oxygenating plants and some floating plants from
the net. they will be here sometime this week so I can get that veggie
filter started. I do have another question about the bio filter. the filter
I have from lowes has a bag in it that...
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June 23rd 04 04:20 PM
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June 20th 04 06:25 PM
by dkat
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3 to 4 inch Koi by
[email protected]
Just got my pond ready for fish and got 2 small koi (3-4") to start.
The pond is aboout 8x12 and 3 feet deep in the deepest point. They
have been in for two days. The two litle guys have been swimming a
bit, but when I tried to feed them today for the first time they just
hide in the oxegeninator...
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June 17th 04 07:47 PM
by George
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Help - Sick Fish by
Coop
Anyone who can help, please contact me asap. I have a large (12-14") Koi,
about 3 years old, that has what appears to be Algae (the long variety, as
opposed to slimy film type) down both sides of the fish, towards the ventral
(underbelly). The left eye also appears to be clouded, although not...
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June 17th 04 12:23 AM
by Coop
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