Hello

[gregbgn]

I am in southern Oregon have a small pond project I am working on it is at least 15000 gallons so far. will hope to put in a waterfall and bog area this next year. pond is spring fed with just topping up needed in this summer, no liner in it as I am digging into bedrock. have some goldfish and a couple bluegill in it along with some plants.

 

[addy1]

Welcome to our group!

Post some pictures when you can of your small pond!

 

[sissy]

welcome and you consider that small wonder what big looks like

 

[Lisak1]

Small, huh? Welcome to the GPF - we love all ponds, big or small!

 

[j.w]

@gregbgn That isn't a small pond,lol! It's a lake!

 

[gregbgn]

I paced it off and its over 100 feet long and about 8 feet wide so not a lake. its varies in depth from about 12 feet to 3 deep. I plan on getting another 15 feet in length and the water fall when fire season is over. cant run my excavator with fire danger. wife took some pics so hopefully get them on soon. thanks

 

[j.w]

So it's very long but not too wide. Still not a small thing. Looking forward to seeing photos!

 

[Mmathis]

Hello and welcome! But I don’t consider 15,000 gallons to be a small pond, LOL! Would love to see pictures!

 

[Tara]

Sounds like a great project, I will be on the lookout for pictures.

 

[gregbgn]

new to this pic thing lol but trying

 

[Tara]

Wow, that's a nice pond, looks like a natural pond you could come a across while out hiking.

 

[j.w]

Kinda looks like a creek or river. Nothing like a free pond!

 

[gregbgn]

have a hill side I am cutting into so that's why its long will hope to make it look like a small stream but deeper lol
the main reason for this was to get rid of the mosquitos and add another water source in case of wild fires.

 

[Becky]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

 

[Stephen Noble]

Welcome to the forum!