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BIG FISH BOB said:
This is in a shed in our backyard....we are moving in a month or so.... I am building a new pond at out new house....will probably be 4600 gallons
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Can you tell me a bit about your pond as I'm still not set on what I want to use but it will be in the basment of a house so I'm guessing a intex pool or building a big ass wooden box with bond liner and dressing it up
 
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We used cinder block and Dura rubber pond sealant. It is 5' deep and 8' wide and 10' long. We live outside of Wash DC. So it gets COLD her in the Winter. The shed is not heated. We use 3... 1000 watt tank heaters and that keeps the water and room at 78 degrees. We have 1 6000 GH pump and 2 FX6s.... there's a lot of flow. You also couldn't see that we have dozens of convicts swimming at the bottom and guppies that stay at the surface. The guppies take care of the mosquitos.
 
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That's wicked I showed my wife ur pics and she told me i gotta do it in a shed now lol little does she now hahah I was thinking of doing a 10Lx8wx4t for my mains and found a intex for new for 150 but I'm worried my rtc will but holes threw it
 
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BIG FISH BOB said:
We used cinder block and Dura rubber pond sealant. It is 5' deep and 8' wide and 10' long. We live outside of Wash DC. So it gets COLD her in the Winter. The shed is not heated. We use 3... 1000 watt tank heaters and that keeps the water and room at 78 degrees. We have 1 6000 GH pump and 2 FX6s.... there's a lot of flow. You also couldn't see that we have dozens of convicts swimming at the bottom and guppies that stay at the surface. The guppies take care of the mosquitos.
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Apologies to the op but awesome pond you have going on there Bob.How big is that arapaima?
 
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