filtration?

[Kobeclone]

You do realize that for a 1200 gallon poly you will be cutting out a doorway right? Jumping from wanting a 220 gallon pond to a 1200 gallon pond in one day makes people think that you are askin this question without first putting any thought into it. It makes people less willing to help.

Back to your question, barrel filters are cheap, and very effective if designed correctly. If you want a 1200 gallon pond, then I suggest cinderblock or timber, not poly. Best of luck!

 

[Kobeclone]

2 or 3 aros. a species of gar dont know what would be best but 2. clown knife 1. 2 oscars. 2 mono pbass.

i lied it will be a hard plastic (poly) 1165 gal.

If you do go with this stocklist, go with 3 aros and 3 monos. I would also get rid of either the cl or the oscars...

 

[zfoster22]

ok how would it be best for timber or cinder block like how make and yea i would get rid of clown knife.


P.S. M-I-Z Z-O-U HAH even though im going to ku for herpatology

 

[Kobeclone]

ok how would it be best for timber or cinder block like how make and yea i would get rid of clown knife.


P.S. M-I-Z Z-O-U HAH even though im going to ku for herpatology

Its nice to meet someone so close to where I live. I am in Hiawatha about 100 miles away from KC. Rock chalk! (now only if the Chiefs could do better than 4-12)

I would do a timber or cinderblock pond because it would be much easier, and cheaper, to build it to the size that you dream of (1000 gallons). You would have to cut a hole in the wall to get a 1000 gallon rubbermaid in the house, with cinderblocks or timbers, it would be easier to get inside the house. Have you thought about a kiddie pool (maybe with a liner inside of it)?

 

[zfoster22]

yes

yea but they are pretty shallow but it may do some good.