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Old December 31st 03, 04:25 PM
VødkäJéllÿ
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What is the minimum depth a pond should be? Am thinking of making a small
one for my children, they are old enough now, and would like frogs too.

Vj

:O)


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Old December 31st 03, 07:05 PM
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That Depends on where you are...

The deeper the better (also gives you a larger volume as an added bonus...).


Here in UK the recommended depth of a pond is min. 3 feet (to keep the pond
from freezing solid in the winter). This is zone 8 i believe...


/Morten

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What is the minimum depth a pond should be? Am thinking of making a small
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Vj

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Old January 1st 04, 10:48 AM
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Morten wrote:
|| That Depends on where you are...
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|| The deeper the better (also gives you a larger volume as an added
|| bonus...).
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|| Here in UK the recommended depth of a pond is min. 3 feet (to keep
|| the pond from freezing solid in the winter). This is zone 8 i
|| believe...
||
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|| /Morten

Thanks :O)

Can you recommend any good Pond websites I can peruse?

Cheers

Vj


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Old January 1st 04, 10:14 AM
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depends how tall they are.

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What is the minimum depth a pond should be? Am thinking of making a small
one for my children, they are old enough now, and would like frogs too.

Vj

:O)




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Old January 1st 04, 10:47 AM
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Oxymel of Squill wrote:
|| depends how tall they are.
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|| "VødkäJéllÿ" wrote in message
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||| What is the minimum depth a pond should be? Am thinking of making
||| a small one for my children, they are old enough now, and would
||| like frogs too.
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||| Vj
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|||| O)

oh har har ;o)

Vj


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Old January 2nd 04, 12:08 AM
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VødkäJéllÿ wrote:
: What is the minimum depth a pond should be? Am thinking of making a
: small one for my children, they are old enough now, and would like
: frogs too.
:
: Vj
:
:: O)

If you just want a frog pond, then a fairly shallow one with plants will be
sufficient i should imagine, if you want fish, then it will need to be
bigger and deeper.
(although i get the feeling you just wanted to be the first poster to this
NG?...)
:-p


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Old January 2nd 04, 02:25 PM
VødkäJéllÿ
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Phil L wrote:
|| If you just want a frog pond, then a fairly shallow one with plants
|| will be sufficient i should imagine, if you want fish, then it will
|| need to be bigger and deeper.
|| (although i get the feeling you just wanted to be the first poster
|| to this NG?...)
|| :-p

heh heh... I actually HAVE been looking into building my own pond, and being
first didn't even cross my mind ;o)
The header was a complete mistake, it should have read Frost!

Vj

*yee*


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Old January 3rd 04, 02:33 PM
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Our pond is 18" deep and our frogs are very happy.

MegaDaisy


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Old January 3rd 04, 07:41 PM
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megadaisy wrote:
|| Our pond is 18" deep and our frogs are very happy.
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|| MegaDaisy

Thanks Daisy.

I live in England, and I have to make sure it is at least 3 feet deep,
because of the ice freezing over! We are planning the DIG for springtime,
Won't THAT be fun!

:O)

Vj


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Old January 5th 04, 05:33 PM
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VødkäJéllÿ wrote:
*megadaisy wrote:
|| Our pond is 18" deep and our frogs are very happy.
||
|| MegaDaisy

Thanks Daisy.

I live in England, and I have to make sure it is at least 3 fee
deep,
because of the ice freezing over! We are planning the DIG fo
springtime,
Won't THAT be fun!

:O)

Vj * Please don't forget to have at least one shallow angled side for th

frogs to climb out again.
Je
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