I have a little container pond on my back patio. I got it for my little red-ear slider I caught earlier this year. I also have 2 common comets (feeders $.29 each!!) and 2 Shubunkins in there (skeeter patrol ). I only have some little plants from bulbs (from Wal-Mart) for now, but I am getting some more plants very soon, for water aeration. This weekend I am setting up a container pond for my mom in my parents back-yard in Baytown. I think we've decided on the 300-gallon Rubbermaid stock container. That one is going to be a little more intensive because they want to put it 6 to 10 inches in the ground to help with temperature fluctuation. Hello shovel... When my fish get too big for my little pond, I'll be giving them to her for her pond or giving them to a family friend who has a big ol' pond. He's actually the one who gave me the little shubunkins.
Also, does anybody have tips for taking pictures of the pond without getting such bad reflections?
Here's some pics,
Ellen
Also, does anybody have tips for taking pictures of the pond without getting such bad reflections?
Here's some pics,
Ellen
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