they grow up so fast...

[j.w]

Lovely fish koiguy and bet the kids are all down there now feeding them!

 

[sissy]

There was a thing on the internet about ponds that run from indoors to out and the homes and ponds were for hollywood stars .They say it is the in thing ,had to laugh myself .They act like they invented them and everyone will be copying there ponds .

 

[CountryEscape]

The other great thing about pond inside during the winter months, at least in Illinois, is that I have not had to run my humidifier since the pond/pool has been running! I usually have a humidifier running beginning of December, as I hate to get shocked all the time, but no static electricity build up, yet anyhow.

 

[CountryEscape]

KoiGuy, do you ever put a net on your inside pond? If so, do you take it off after the fish settle down into their new environment? I have a net on my pool, as I had 3 jumpers (one jumped out twice) in the first 24 hours, but have had no problems since. Do you think it would be safe to remove the netting now? I would be able to have more interaction with the fish if the netting was removed, but I would leave it up if the fish are likely to continue to jump. It was amazing, as when I found the jumpers out of the water, I was sure they were dead. One was probably 85-90% dry, and yet when I put it back into the water, holding it in my hands, it came right back to life. Those are some really hardy fish!

 

[koiguy1969]

no ive never netted it....had one jump a couple years ago...got him, and brought him back from 'almost' the grave...just to have a heron make him breakfast that summer......