and another note the tank weighs a ton!!!!!!!!!!! n thats an understatement lol but hey didysis is your set up salt?????
Asking for everyones opinion !!!!
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Kinda but that all works with the pond and tank being the same level... I was thinking and have been searching a little but i dont think it will work with the pond being ground level and tank being above ground as bar height unless i had some major pump n some off the wall check valve for when the power goes out lol... but i could swear i seen it somewhere that it can be done
i would make the actual pond sort of a huge sump and have a waterfall cascade from the tank back to the pond. ftw.
i just noticed you dont have an overflow. what you can do is drill some holes for bulkheads near where you want the water surface to stay at, just add a screen to the bulkhead to keep your tank contents from draining out.
sounds like a super fun project. good luck.
i just noticed you dont have an overflow. what you can do is drill some holes for bulkheads near where you want the water surface to stay at, just add a screen to the bulkhead to keep your tank contents from draining out.
sounds like a super fun project. good luck.
I wouldn't want that tank exposed to sunlight and the elements. Build a greenhouse or other structure for it.. you could make it into an aquaponics setup and raise your garden with it.... just a thought.. whatever you do, protect it fro the sun and elements
In my surfing I ran into this. You don't have to have Koi in it.
http://www.homeandlandscapingdesigns.com.au/koi-glass-pond/
for me i would place it against my backyard wall and build up a unclosed cabinet to flush with my wall and a awning for the sun
