again again and again! got to be 500+

http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

check out my pond blog-Tons of photos added all the time--check back
in the archives to see my pond build! Tons of pictures of turtles, ko,
frogs, etc! Lots of supply links and info on pond building--check it
out-thanks

What kind of minnows are these? Guppies? Guppies are prolific to say
the least!

Your pond is a nice *little* hobby. I emailed your page to a friend of
mine who just bought a house in Long Island. Might be a little too
cold in the winter for a small pond. Where do you live and how cold
does it get? If it gets freezing do you have a heater for the pond?

Layne

On 28 Jul 2005 09:19:07 -0700, "bbrown9506"
wrote:

again again and again! got to be 500+

http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

check out my pond blog-Tons of photos added all the time--check back
in the archives to see my pond build! Tons of pictures of turtles, ko,
frogs, etc! Lots of supply links and info on pond building--check it
out-thanks

Im in SO CAL--but you can do ponds anywhere--I have a friend in Philly
with one and its get caacaCOLD there in the winter! Just go tto make
sure on the east coast you dig deep enough to be below frost line so
fish have room under ICE! and you shut down in winter or
improvise-----IE heater in a spot....

Layne wrote:
What kind of minnows are these? Guppies? Guppies are prolific to say
the least!

Your pond is a nice *little* hobby. I emailed your page to a friend
of mine who just bought a house in Long Island. Might be a little
too cold in the winter for a small pond. Where do you live and how
cold does it get? If it gets freezing do you have a heater for the
pond?

Layne

On 28 Jul 2005 09:19:07 -0700, "bbrown9506"
wrote:

again again and again! got to be 500+

http://mysocalledpondlife.blogspot.com/

check out my pond blog-Tons of photos added all the time--check
back in the archives to see my pond build! Tons of pictures of
turtles, ko, frogs, etc! Lots of supply links and info on pond
building--check it out-thanks


If the pond is deep enough you don't need a heater.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5