I would love to have something like this but I don't know what I could put into it that would survive the minus forty winters. And I wouldn't want to bring my fish inside.
I would love to have something like this but I don't know what I could put into it that would survive the minus forty winters. And I wouldn't want to bring my fish inside.
Kois can live in that environment. Filters also have drains for winterizing to prevent freezing and damage to the pipes and filter. In San Diego we don't worry about that.
A koi can live in ice? I would need a very deep pond or a very good heating system. Neither of which I want to spend the money on. Plus I'm 17 and still live at home XD. And I don't like koi. XD
It's suppose to rain tonight so I rushed home to pull the last dome drain cover out of the mold. Cast in concrete weighing about 50 lbs each. 18" diameter.
Too tacky?
Lit it up today...also my friends (Taro Kodama and Aki) from Hawaii was in town to give me a few tips. He's got some awesome show quality kois from Kodama Koi Farm we're going to stock in this baby.
