Pole's 330 gallon ghetto pond system

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well time to update, not much work done on the actual ponds, but I have recently secured some live plants for the ponds and a starting dose of inverts( pond snails etc.) from my school pond, and it's pretty much illegal to keep fish you caught here, so I'll have to check some garden centres or a good vendor.


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Pole said:
well time to update, not much work done on the actual ponds, but I have recently secured some live plants for the ponds and a starting dose of inverts( pond snails etc.) from my school pond, and it's pretty much illegal to keep fish you caught here, so I'll have to check some garden centres or a good vendor.


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It's only illegal without permission pole. You can contact the environment agency for advice on permissable species and the permissions that go along with it. If you look on www.environment-agency.gov.uk they have a pond section. Or the general enquiry line is 08459333111. Might be worth giving them a call, or getting your parents to.

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Ian21777 said:
It's only illegal without permission pole. You can contact the environment agency for advice on permissable species and the permissions that go along with it. If you look on www.environment-agency.gov.uk they have a pond section. Or the general enquiry line is 08459333111. Might be worth giving them a call, or getting your parents to.

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one thing about that is in Bromley pretty much all larger fish bearing lakes/ ponds are private and/ or pay lakes which sucks. its a strict catch and release policy.
 
Ian21777 said:
Day trip for you and your family then!

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Sounds like a plan! might have to if I decide to go for species not for sale such as the European eel.
 
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