Not all koi -keepers have photos of the construction of their pond, or may not wish to show them on the Internet, so this page is a chance to share a photo of your pond with a brief description. Send a message to the webmaster.
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| Alan of Bristol has converted two ponds into one Koi pond. |
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It was originally a Koi pond and separate Goldfish pond. The new pond is a combination of the two existing structures with extra depth of 4'6" on the RH side of the pond.
Alan has twelve fish, one Shubunkin and eleven Koi which vary in length from 4" up to 24".
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| Phil & Gill of Newport have 2 ponds , the larger of approx. 850 gallons the newest of the two and the smaller being 220 gallons. |
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The second pond I made during the spring,this has a liner, with a Powerjet 4500 filter and clarifier and a Powerjet 2000 pump. Recently I have added a Aquamax 5000 pump to increase the flow of water. The size of pond is about 14feet long by 8feet wide and 3feet deep. As a feature there is a Japanese Tap as well. There is decking over 35% of the pond for protection for the fish. |
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The second pond I made during the spring,this has a liner, with a Powerjet 4500 filter and clarifier and a Powerjet 2000 pump. Recently I have added a Aquamax 5000 pump to increase the flow of water. The size of pond is about 14feet long by 8feet wide and 3feet deep. As a feature there is a Japanese Tap as well. There is decking over 35% of the pond for protection for the fish. |
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| Paddy lives near Bangor in Noth Wales, and this is his description of his large natural pond. |
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The pond was built 12 years ago when we found a natural spring fed well at the farm, and after a bit of investigating we discovered that it was the only water source in the village (pre-war). Approx 200 yards away from the well at the front of the house was an area of garden that was constantly boggy all through the year.
So after a lot of consideration it was agreed that the spring must have branched off, or was cust close to the surface in that area. So we decided to dig a pond rather than construct a bog garden.
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This 11,000 U.S. gallon pond has just been completed in the Grand Cayman Islands.
The person in the photo is Dr Carol Facey who helped in the construction process.
For more details from the owner, Lee, then check here.
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