Concrete will leach a lot of things into the water... worst of all calcium which wil give you a pH headache for a LONG time. Seal it VERY well with a spray on concrete sealant and let it sit to dry a long time prior to filling. Then, when you do fill, do several fill/dump projects (I'd do at least three). Then let it run for several days to montier pH levels.
I ran into a major project at one of the zoo's I used to work for. The contractor kept telling me the sealed the exhibit, but I kept getting pH readings at 12 and spiking higher for weeks. Ended up gutting the whole thing and doing it over with another contractor who did indeed seal it and it went ok. Turns out after the fact that the first company didn't really seal it - told the zoo is wasn't needed, and not sealing it would save them money. Cost a couple hundred thousand to redo the project instead of spending $200 on sealant in the first place.