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Hi All,
Im having a go at restoring a one used fish pond.
please take a look at the photos.
http/s1308.photobucket.com/user/david_brown17/media/DSCF4126_zps7d3ae6e8.jpg.html?sort=3&o=4
http/s1308.photobucket.com/user/david_brown17/media/DSCF4127_zps8e08e2e4.jpg.html?sort=3&o=3
my old man built the pond and in my opinion tryed to cut corners and now this is the after effect.
basically the water level is too low . the water reaches the height of the liner and then anything over that leaks through the stone wall.
as we have 4 frogs or so in the pond i dont really want to kick them out as im an animal lover myself.
if they were not there then i would put in a new liner.
If someone can suggest something i would be over the moon, as hours of head scratching later im still stumped.
thanks,
dave
its about 6' x 5' and it has a gradual depth drop to a max of about 50cm.
Im having a go at restoring a one used fish pond.
please take a look at the photos.
http/s1308.photobucket.com/user/david_brown17/media/DSCF4126_zps7d3ae6e8.jpg.html?sort=3&o=4
http/s1308.photobucket.com/user/david_brown17/media/DSCF4127_zps8e08e2e4.jpg.html?sort=3&o=3
my old man built the pond and in my opinion tryed to cut corners and now this is the after effect.
basically the water level is too low . the water reaches the height of the liner and then anything over that leaks through the stone wall.
as we have 4 frogs or so in the pond i dont really want to kick them out as im an animal lover myself.
if they were not there then i would put in a new liner.
If someone can suggest something i would be over the moon, as hours of head scratching later im still stumped.
thanks,
dave
its about 6' x 5' and it has a gradual depth drop to a max of about 50cm.