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"RichToyBox" wrote in
: Joel, I also tent my pond, but I am not in your climate zone. I think that you will want to use clear polyethylene sheeting instead of pond liner. The pond liner is good and heavy and will easily withstand any snow loads that you could put on it, but I think it is important that the fish have some light get through. I use two layers of 6 mil sheeting and one layer of a bubble wrap like material that is used as a solar cover for heating swimming pools in the spring. I am not sure how much light penetrates feet of snow and inches of ice, but the cover has to go on before that occurs, and won't come off until after the spring thaw. What I do is put the liner on 3/4 of the pond and 1/4 is a clear plastic for light over the deep end where the fish stay over the winter, I guess I cough use just the clear stuff, but I was thinking of added insulation with the heavy. Joel. |
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