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Old April 8th 04, 05:10 PM
Daniel Phillips
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Default Half-Barrel Water Garden + Rain

On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 20:28:06 GMT, "RichToyBox"
wrote:

Generally speaking, most ponds require the addition of water from the hose.
Evaporation exceeds rainfall. If any of the water from the pot goes out
into the yard, it won't hurt anything. If runoff from the yard goes into
the pond it can be quite polluting.

Ok.

Will fish definitely need drainage holes in the top for rain or if I
have to flood the barrel for any reason? Can they get by on their own?
Would adding features to the barrel for them to hide under and get
leverage be the answer?

Daniel Phillips

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