Id love to have something that big but I think it would be a bit too hard to transport, thanks anyway.
My second ghetto pond
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I like the build, I fOllowed th last one, I like how basic you make it, but what reallY impresses me is a guy with a monster fish and willing to have literally a pool Insidehis house to keep it. Too many people buy rtc and keep em for 6 months Then try to get rid of em.
I like the build, I fOllowed th last one, I like how basic you make it, but what reallY impresses me is a guy with a monster fish and willing to have literally a pool Insidehis house to keep it. Too many people buy rtc and keep em for 6 months Then try to get rid of em.
I know, it happens way too often. But I'm willing to do anything for this fish, hence why I'm currently traveling across the country for it. Lol
People need to know what they're getting into with these fish, it's not easy finding a new home for a monster rtc. Generally if it's too big for your tank its gonna be too big for alot of other peoples as well. (exept for us freaks on mfk)
dang.
i priced out all the materials to make a pond that size out of ply wood and 2x4 and 4x4s and it was about 100 bucks with hardware before the liner. you might have been better off with that man.
i priced out all the materials to make a pond that size out of ply wood and 2x4 and 4x4s and it was about 100 bucks with hardware before the liner. you might have been better off with that man.
Id love to have something that big but I think it would be a bit too hard to transport, thanks anyway.
They fit on any car roof rack ..... only weigh like 50kgs.
When I lived in Australia I used them and here I use the 16' x 8' x 4' version from Salmon farms.
