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Updated Pics Just a few quick shots showing the progress this year. Hope you enjoy.

There are quite a few things your dad (you) can try/do. First off if there is only fish in there and no plants I would basically start over. 1. Take a 5 gallon bucket on put the fish in it. Then drain the pond completely, using the pump and a shop vac if you have one. 2. Get a pressure...

the dog thought he'd pose for a quick pic Also a night time pic, doesn't really do justice, the fountain glows at night and the blue solar lights reflect well off the water.

here is a pic early last year when the flowers are put in...... as you can see the brick work in the front isn't cut yet, my only regret now is that it isn't bigger. It's very relaxing to sit and listen to the cascade and watch the fish (and birds).

More pics. Here are a couple from last year with the girls and a frog, as you can tell it's been lots of fun. The flowers are mature here too....the pond water works excellent to water and fertilize ;). The pond totals a little over 250 gallons with the waterfalls. Our new lab puppy loves...

The start to another year, wished it was summer 52 weeks here in MN, can't wait to start putting flowers around the pond. It was nice to see the Koi made it all winter.

I have been extremely happy with my Salifert Test Kits, they are easy to use, and read, pricey, but well worth it IMO.

your best bet is to set up another tank with the old tank water and most of the equipment (heater, powerheads...etc) then take everything out of the tank, scrub everything up, and move them back in. I would suggest adding the ls before the h2o to stay away from the cloud, just put a plate in...

there are many people in this hobby with a 30 gal tank. It's not too small, but it does limit you on a lot of selections. I good rule of thumb on tank selection is bigger the better, you are better off buying a big tank now if you can have it and afford it because it isn't cheap to upgrade, if...

wow, 4 years, I have had my 1200s for 1.5 years, and i'm thinking about switching them out, still work perfect, just not as nice looking as new ones are.

When I had hair algae in my tank choking my zoo's I took the piece out and used a large flat screwdriver and cracked my colony by the hair algae and just tossed the piece with the algae on it, haven't had a problem since, but if you have it all over your tank you'll probably need to buy a...

just got clowns in the tank lastnight and they won't touch anything i put in there, tried mysis shrimp, bio blend, omega one.......any suggestions?

can a ritteri anenome sting mushrooms, it says to keep away from corals, what about shrooms?

you need to wait until your water parameters are all stable and set up before adding anything but lr to your tank, it will only stress it out and best case scenario it struggles through it, wait until it can be happy in there.