thanks
and once i can post pics i got a few more.
"not sure whats up with it"
and this thread has made it past the 200 post count
start to my diy 480 gallon timber pond (not finished)
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and once i can post pics i got a few more.
"not sure whats up with it"
and this thread has made it past the 200 post count
pics of my return lines on the last page if you didnt see. 
the holes were as big as the timbers thats why the top is like that in these pics.
nothing is screwed on.
i havent started on the filter side of the overflows.
also have to cut lines in the caps.
this is just to give ya an idea how i plan to do it.
"it got late last night so i had to drill the plywood and styrofoam in the house"
the holes were as big as the timbers thats why the top is like that in these pics.
nothing is screwed on.
i havent started on the filter side of the overflows.
also have to cut lines in the caps.
this is just to give ya an idea how i plan to do it.
"it got late last night so i had to drill the plywood and styrofoam in the house"
wow.....awesome the pond is starting to come together real nice now!!!
great job so far man!! and good luck with the rest of it!!
great job so far man!! and good luck with the rest of it!!
looken good i wanna build another pond. going fish this friday for some small mouth bass, want me to send some to fl?
You can keep them in season if you have a valid F/W fishing license, but raises the question of returning them to the wild in off season (there was a discussion in another forum about this so won't go there here). It is possible to get a permit to keep them year-round (for study) but it's ridiculously complicated to get.
I wonder, if you imported them from a different country? (you know, like Port Charlotte).
kinda...You don't catch any baby tilapia down there do you.
Dr Joe
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I wonder, if you imported them from a different country? (you know, like Port Charlotte
). kinda...You don't catch any baby tilapia down there do you.Dr Joe
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