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Turtle Pond
W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona.
Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
We lived in St Clair for a year when I was a kid!
I love your plants -- my turtles don't allow such things. Maybe I'll try a little patio pond instead of redoing the pond this summer. It'd probably be less work! Gorgeous cats, too. :-) Gabrielle Nedra wrote: W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona. Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
Thank you!
Gabrielle Happy'Cam'per wrote: Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona.
Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
Thanks for compliments, Gabrielle ...
A patio pond sounds just delightful! And alot less work ;-) Nedra http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... We lived in St Clair for a year when I was a kid! I love your plants -- my turtles don't allow such things. Maybe I'll try a little patio pond instead of redoing the pond this summer. It'd probably be less work! Gorgeous cats, too. :-) Gabrielle Nedra wrote: W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona. Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
We lived in St Clair for a year when I was a kid!
I love your plants -- my turtles don't allow such things. Maybe I'll try a little patio pond instead of redoing the pond this summer. It'd probably be less work! Gorgeous cats, too. :-) Gabrielle Nedra wrote: W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona. Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
Thank you!
Gabrielle Happy'Cam'per wrote: Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
Thanks for compliments, Gabrielle ...
A patio pond sounds just delightful! And alot less work ;-) Nedra http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... We lived in St Clair for a year when I was a kid! I love your plants -- my turtles don't allow such things. Maybe I'll try a little patio pond instead of redoing the pond this summer. It'd probably be less work! Gorgeous cats, too. :-) Gabrielle Nedra wrote: W0W! Gabrielle ... I just spent an hour or more in Arizona. Thanks for the visit. Beautiful. I sure was wrong about where you live ... I had you placed in Indiana! Nedra in Missouri 30 miles from St. Clair http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message ... Hey Gabi You have BEAUTIFUL cats :) -- **So long, and thanks for all the fish!** "Gabrielle" wrote in message ... I'm in vastly different territory, so my one piece of advice is to double whatever filtration you think you need. I have a tiny pond (about 450 gallons) that's home to three adult red-eared sliders who will be joined by three juveniles later this summer. I also have several goldfish (feeders who became pets) and a quickly growing catfish. For hiding spots, I placed flat rocks on plant holders. The main pump is in a milk crate under more flat rocks. I used wood to edge the pond since that's easier on the turtle's plastrons than stone or cement. The turtles love to bask either on the wood or on their islands. You can see my pond at www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html http://www.clowder.net/cats/Turtles/pond2.html There's a link at the bottom to my pondcam, which is on most daylight hours. Gabrielle in the Arizona desert KerplunKuK wrote: I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? Thanks |
Turtle Pond
"KerplunKuK" wrote in message
... I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? We have some information on floating habitats for turtles on our site: http://www.iheartmypond.com/topiclis...&sc2=Floating% 20Habitats BV. |
Turtle Pond
"KerplunKuK" wrote in message
... I am now getting ready to build a pond for my turtles. They have been living indoors, but are now huge and need the freedom. I live in Cambridgeshire in the UK. Can anyone provide me with any help or information on building a haven for my little fellas, and possibly point me in the direction of some good sources? We have some information on floating habitats for turtles on our site: http://www.iheartmypond.com/topiclis...&sc2=Floating% 20Habitats BV. |
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