New here...

[Rivermist]

So hi ,


I' am Anne-Sophie and new here and in the world of artificial ponds.

I'am 29, animal osteopath, passionate by Nature, animals, I currently own two dogs and two horses (and a husband :lol: lol ).

Also own sine last year 3 outdoor ponds, one of them has a waterfall.

Only problem is that it was not built by us, and it's really hard to figure out things... find the wires, pipes, motor of waterfall.... and now new problem with the air pipes just as winter has arrived.


I posted on the forum "garden pond talk" I don't know if it was the right place to post thought.


Let me know, sorry if I screwed up.

 

[angelmandi]

Welcome Rivermist! You will find this to be a great place with lots of helpful folks!:lol:

 

[j.w]

Rivermist Post pictures of your ponds whenever you can :lol:

 

[CometKeith]

Hi Rivermist, Welcome to the forum! Are there any fish in the ponds? Also it's winter so you don't have to do a whole lot except wait for Spring!

 

[Rivermist]

JW I will...
Thx


Cometkeith... :fish: thx would love to just have to wait for spring but two of the ponds are not deep ponds and they could freeze completely...

 

[CometKeith]

Hi Rivermist, for anyone to really give you good advice you need to give as much detail about each pond in terms of size of the pond (depth, length, width, and ideally gallons) and number and size of the fish. Basic advice is you need to keep some sort of hole in the ice. It's very unlikely your ponds will freeze solid where you live if they are at least 2 ft deep . Which reminds me to go check on my milk container with hot water I put out there a few hours ago!

 

[addy1]

Welcome to the group!