is this a good pond?

[NOLAfish]

oh =(, ive only seen snow 3 times

 

[NOLAfish]

double post sorry

 

[dmopar74]

use the metal framed ones, not the inflatables ones. those rings pop leaks really easy.

 

[NOLAfish]

well in louisiana its hot almost all year round just tryin to get idea,might get a little 1ft high kitty pools
the non inflatable ones with walls that stand with water preasure

think ima go witht that as i post on the last page

 

[justonemoretank]

NOLA, I lived for most of my life in Southwest Georgia. So close to Florida that folks would drive to "the line" on Sundays! So, believe me, snow is relatively new to me, too!

 

[NOLAfish]

oh cool, why did ya move? i will never move from louisiana its stuck in my blood and i need the coast to live, its most of my life

 

[calicichlid]

well in louisiana its hot almost all year round just tryin to get idea,might get a little 1ft high kitty pools
the non inflatable ones with walls that stand with water preasure

Yeah here in SoCal/ Desert cities where we have 60-75 degree (normally) winters and 105-129 degree summers. trust me its probably better in the long run make or dig a permanent pond. preferably in ground. if your summers are as hot as mind trust me the water will heat up to 90 + degrees in an aboveground pond/pool. Im just waitng for the winter to start my dig or build.

 

[CichlidFiend]

You may want to look for a metal framed pool, like the ones you would find in target, intex is the best brand for metal framed pools.