Fishless Ponds - Tiki Carving

G Gigantalope Member Shinola, California Joined: Aug 01, 2004 Posts: 913	G Gigantalope Posted posted on Thu, Aug 26, 2004 2:20 PM tikifille, good call, I know those fish well, they are tru survivors. I only wish exotics like electric catfish were so hearty and easy to get. I have some of the Mosquito Fish in my pond now both at home and on my wasteland property...they're great, and they are indeed survivors I wish they ate algae and visiting raccoons as well at larvae! I do have mixed feelings about going the chlorine route...it goes against my nature to make such a cauldren of inhospitable water, just for my own pleasure...but it's no worse than a hot-tub really Still mulling all of this over, but thanks for the idea! [ Edited by: Gigantalope on 2004-08-26 14:20 ]

tikifille, good call, I know those fish well, they are tru survivors. I only wish exotics like electric catfish were so hearty and easy to get.

I have some of the Mosquito Fish in my pond now both at home and on my wasteland property...they're great, and they are indeed survivors

I wish they ate algae and visiting raccoons as well at larvae!

I do have mixed feelings about going the chlorine route...it goes against my nature to make such a cauldren of inhospitable water, just for my own pleasure...but it's no worse than a hot-tub really

Still mulling all of this over, but thanks for the idea!

[ Edited by: Gigantalope on 2004-08-26 14:20 ]

Post #110476 by Gigantalope on Thu, Aug 26, 2004 2:20 PM