that should work 
looks really good. i think soft shells are great turtles and they can bite hard xD
looks really good. i think soft shells are great turtles and they can bite hard xDTurtle pond options...
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Easy way to pull roots - get a sawsall and an ugly blade, cuts through anything. It's how we used to pull roots when I worked construction to do plumbing repairs.
dirtyblacksocks;3354285; said:Easy way to pull roots - get a sawsall and an ugly blade, cuts through anything. It's how we used to pull roots when I worked construction to do plumbing repairs.
Sh*t, why didn't I think of that? I HAVE a sawzall (and all sorts of ugly blades).
Well, at least my axe worked better than the shovels did at knocking out the roots.
Its been raining for 2 hours, so my pond is now full. Unfortunately its not finished yet
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Sorry, I'm actually updating this thread in the Outdoor Ponds subforum. I've gotten the pond almost completely dug, I just need to take part of the bottom down another 8-12" and slope the whole thing towards that end. Then I'll buy the liner, buy a pump, and start building either my bog filter or my diy skimmer. I'm also going to go to the bulk sand company, and see about getting a bunch of rocks to put around the pond, to hold the liner down and as decoration.
I went down to the Falls of the Ohio on Sunday with my gf, and I collected a bunch of driftwood. Some really neat pieces. Check out the pics in the pond section.
I went down to the Falls of the Ohio on Sunday with my gf, and I collected a bunch of driftwood. Some really neat pieces. Check out the pics in the pond section.
