Gday.
Welcome to Part 2 of my other thread http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?332416-My-first-ghetto-pond
Feel free to read through that whole thing, but for the lazy guys I'll write a run through of what has happened in that thread.
It all starts with Sally.
My "little" red tailed catfish, was getting too big for her tank (and destroying the place )..
So she needed a pond. Ghetto style of course.
Took a while to get that bloody thing cycled but eventually it happened and Sally moved into her new home.
A few short months later the state that I live in suffered terrible floods, my house went under and her pond was destroyed.
Luckily I managed to get her out before they hit and she spent the next couple months in cramped quarters at my work.
I ordered a new pond to set up in our rental house, so it was time to pack her up and move her out of the tiny tank.
Then she finally got to stretch her fins out again
Shortly after all this I decided to move across country. I had to leave Sally behind in the care of family members until I got settled in my new home.
This brings us to present day, it is now 6 months on...
Welcome to Part 2 of my other thread http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?332416-My-first-ghetto-pond
Feel free to read through that whole thing, but for the lazy guys I'll write a run through of what has happened in that thread.
It all starts with Sally.
My "little" red tailed catfish, was getting too big for her tank (and destroying the place )..
So she needed a pond. Ghetto style of course.
Took a while to get that bloody thing cycled but eventually it happened and Sally moved into her new home.
A few short months later the state that I live in suffered terrible floods, my house went under and her pond was destroyed.
Luckily I managed to get her out before they hit and she spent the next couple months in cramped quarters at my work.
I ordered a new pond to set up in our rental house, so it was time to pack her up and move her out of the tiny tank.
Then she finally got to stretch her fins out again
Shortly after all this I decided to move across country. I had to leave Sally behind in the care of family members until I got settled in my new home.
This brings us to present day, it is now 6 months on...
the new pond looks good.
