Part 1 of a raised koi pond build. This is part one of a two part series of my koi pond build. i started this pond over a year ago but got overwhelmed with how much footage i had (8 hours)in t.
Diy plywood koi pond build part 2. Myth 2. koi ponds need to be large. '''a general rule of thumb is one inch of fish per 10 gallons of water.''' you can make a pond any size but you do have to be careful of over crowding in smaller ponds. i often heard people say koi only grow to a certain size based on how large your pond is. 1. fill the pond with a garden hose and dechlorinate the water. place the end of the hose in the bottom of the pond, then turn on the tap and let the pond fill to about 1–2 in (2.5–5.1 cm) below the rim. if you live in an area with non potable water, use a hose filter to purify the water as it comes out. Watch on. building a koi pond can be the most rewarding diy pond construction project you ever tackle. take this journey with us as we take you step by step through layout & design to the introduction of fish. tackle the pond construction yourself with the professional tips we share with you in this tutorial series.
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