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You can use an air pump and air stone if you can get fresh air with the air pump

Thanks man! It was a fun project to work on. All done in 2 days, I believe there was 20-25 of us.

Pretty much finished up. Needs to be pumped out a few times to clear the water a bit more. In total there is a lot 13,000-15,000gph running through there.

Not great pictures but I had to share. Got to see this amazing pond at a bbq after the job I'm helping work on. For scale it's 65'x65' and the depth varies from 3' to almost 9' in some spots. Estimated at around 120,000 gallons and an estimated 300 tons of rock.

Very cool!!

Awesome!!! Thanks ray!

Sorry to hear Hans! Best of luck with the new scape and rock.

Very cool!!! I love washers

Thank you!

Thanks man. It's a clients pond. Don't have one of my own. It's my personal favorite of the ones I put in and maintain. It's roughly 2500g with a 20' stream and 2 waterfalls.

And no pond is complete without some koi.

This time of year plants like lilies are in full bloom along with others. In ponds these plants act like macro in a fuge.

It's amazing the life that finds man made back yard ponds. Found this little guy today cleaning a pond.

I would suggest looking through some build threads on here and seeing what tanks you like and would like your tank to look like. Then take some cues from what the person has done. I would say the 2 biggest things not to "skimp" on are lights and a skimmer. Welcome to the club and best of luck!!!

What you can try is giving it a good cleaning and full water change just be sure to acclimate fish back carefully. Once clean get some aquatic plants hyacinths are a good choice but do not make it over the winter. They 1 use up nutrients similar to macro in a fuge and 2 create shade helping...

Gotta love new tanks!!!

Great new additions!!

Congrats art!!

You could probably get away with an assessor basslet in there.