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Hi, I did more reading on plants, I have decided my "pond" is too small
and I will just leave the bottom bare as you suggested, just plants in small herb pots for now. And keep the gravel to a minimum What do you think if I just anchor the plant with gravel in pots and soil in the tank at all? I think a bit of soil might likely cause a big mess in my barrel, with the fountain pump running and small volume of water, etc. I was thinking water lily because I havn't got a floating plant of any kind yet (but will continue to look for stores with hyacinth) The pond get 6 hours of sun now and I think it will be too warm for fish at certain hours without shading the surface quite well. And I really want fish, even though can only support a couple of them. BTW, any bigger pond is out of the question right now until I make this barrel rather attractive, before approval for in-ground project will be granted. ![]() Next I have been wondering something else. If I add a small aquarium filter to hang on there, would I be able to support more fishes? |
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