30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Come see!!! Building a 8'x4'x4' Custom Plywood Aquarium plus more at http://www.pondsandaquariums.com From games to consoles, old and new http://www.gamerzowned.com Play Free Addicting Games http://www.techknowgames.com/online-games.html construction of my pond. from july 2004 to present(feb. 07) i built this pond by hand all by myself(except the bulk of the hole, i used a back hoe i borrowed from work) costs: ultraguard liner 20mil 35'x50'@$.36sqft $630 fiber underlayment $324 freight shipped to nearest warehouse $156 sump pump, 3500gph 2"in/outlet around $400 + $20month filter/skimmer, $399+tx (what a rip-off) all plumbing, electical wiring, outlets, etc. less than $100 ---------------------------------------- ---- things i didn't pay for: back hoe, to dig the bulk of hole concrete truck, to speed up water filling boulders tri-axle dump truck, to haul boulders loader, to load dump truck van, to pick up liner/underlayment ---------------------------------------- ---- the 'almost' completed pond. summer of 2007. ***33' long 23' wide 6' deep*** and according to pondmarket.com 34000gal adjusted for ledges 30000gal. i had no idea.

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Come see!!! Building a 8'x4'x4' Custom Plywood Aquarium plus more at http://www.pondsandaquariums.com From games to consoles, old and new http://www.gamerzowned.com Play Free Addicting Games http://www.techknowgames.com/online-games.html construction of my pond. from july 2004 to present(feb. 07) i built this pond by hand all by myself(except the bulk of the hole, i used a back hoe i borrowed from work) costs: ultraguard liner 20mil 35'x50'@$.36sqft $630 fiber underlayment $324 freight shipped to nearest warehouse $156 sump pump, 3500gph 2"in/outlet around $400 + $20month filter/skimmer, $399+tx (what a rip-off) all plumbing, electical wiring, outlets, etc. less than $100 ---------------------------------------- ---- things i didn't pay for: back hoe, to dig the bulk of hole concrete truck, to speed up water filling boulders tri-axle dump truck, to haul boulders loader, to load dump truck van, to pick up liner/underlayment ---------------------------------------- ---- the 'almost' completed pond. summer of 2007. ***33' long 23' wide 6' deep*** and according to pondmarket.com 34000gal adjusted for ledges 30000gal. i had no idea.

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for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

JC Casta
JC Casta - 6 years ago
30,000 gallons you would need
Five 6000 gallon tankers to fill that up
Looks good but not 30,000 gallon pond
TJ Wash
TJ Wash - 6 years ago
Fantastic job. The pool in the background is kind of obtrusive, have you considered some foliage/evergreen trees to hide it? May not matter to you, just curious. Well done, I’d love to have something like that some day.
Béchir Azaouzi
Béchir Azaouzi - 6 years ago
Did the fish live throu the winter ?
dingodogie
dingodogie - 6 years ago
Looks great, deep enough to swim in on a hot day!
David Riley
David Riley - 6 years ago
I HAVE BEEN BUILDING PONDS ALL MY LIFE, TO SAY THIS WAS YOUR FIRST POND YOU DID A REMARKABLE JOB, WELL DONE.
beth98362 R
beth98362 R - 6 years ago
You put the pond above your house... not a good choice!
World of Fish
World of Fish - 6 years ago
Thought my pond was big until I saw this badass monster pond!! Very nicely done my friend ;)
Antoni To
Antoni To - 6 years ago
Rocks used for landscape and nature filter cost more than $2k already dude
Shane Neuhaus
Shane Neuhaus - 6 years ago
The EPDM liner for this size of pond alone would cost a grand, the skimmer and 6000 GPH pump for that waterfall, another grand easy, 20 tons of boulders, sets you back $3K, etc... The market value of the materials alone here is well over $5K.

10. comment for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Mark Eichholz
Mark Eichholz - 6 years ago
Great job! What type of plants did you use as filters
Andrew Perry
Andrew Perry - 6 years ago
you need to fill your cement truck first and then unload it on the pond, that's twice the work
Nancy Campbell Gibson
Nancy Campbell Gibson - 6 years ago
I'd love to see your backyard now in 2017.
Warren Currier
Warren Currier - 6 years ago
Very nice! And thanks for making and sharing this video! You are a great builder.
David Mee
David Mee - 6 years ago
Good job would be a great way to make any backyard with enough room look amazing really cool project
Static underpants
Static underpants - 6 years ago
A fantastic job there
Beary Taint
Beary Taint - 6 years ago
30k? looks like an extra 0 in there
Alex Tran
Alex Tran - 6 years ago
Great job!! Looks awesome!! How's the water flow? Make sure you get enough circulation....
Mikel Fairchild
Mikel Fairchild - 6 years ago
lucky
No Excuses
No Excuses - 6 years ago
If that pump is costing you $100 a month to run you got screwed on it mine bigger an it only costs $16 every three months
No Excuses
No Excuses - 6 years ago
Wiring an such
No Excuses
No Excuses - 6 years ago
OH I see t was the pvc fittings
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
And that's not exact. actually a guess
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
No Excuses where did you get $100 a month? i said around $20 a month

20. comment for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Metal Rott
Metal Rott - 6 years ago
I don't know if this is you helping us out or jerking on us while patting your own back. Yea $2k materials.... +tractor + water + cement truck + fuel + blow up doll
Roberto Leeva
Roberto Leeva - 6 years ago
it's all about the money !!
Ramo's Vids
Ramo's Vids - 6 years ago
Can this be done with explosives?
SEABEE 073
SEABEE 073 - 6 years ago
I just wasted minutes of my life watching this
Ti Bi
Ti Bi - 6 years ago
awesome...
Jacob Barnd
Jacob Barnd - 6 years ago
Damn government always jamming people up
Chuck Beef
Chuck Beef - 6 years ago
Holding a large body of water above the foundation of your home, so close is asking for trouble unless you have a liner. Water will percolate down hill and laterally and cause long term damage to the foundation. Keep a close eye on your liner!
Robert Atwood
Robert Atwood - 6 years ago
did you do with the 2 foot level bro congratulations on your pond build
Suburban Backwoods Entertainment
Suburban Backwoods Entertainment - 6 years ago
Beautiful job man.
Frederick Conner
Frederick Conner - 6 years ago
get rid of the eye sore of a pool and that property value will double!

30. comment for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Lars Walker
Lars Walker - 6 years ago
Just researching temperature. Do you have problems with overheating in summer?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
Lars Walker yeah,it gets about 5-6 hours of direct sunlight.
beth Schuler
beth Schuler - 6 years ago
it's the dog standing by the pool at 3:18, beautiful dog!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
beth Schuler oh ok that was my sister's dog and she said that the pet store said she was a mut. But the markings on her and the look of her are the same as my dog. the guy who owned that pet store wasn't that bright or legit anyway .
beth Schuler
beth Schuler - 6 years ago
love the pond. BTW your dog looks exactly like ours and we have been wondering what type he is. you wouldn't happen to know would you? thanks for the video. it's amazing!!!!!!!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
beth Schuler not sure if you are referring to a dog in this video (not even sure if there is a dog in this video) but if you are referring to another video he is an Australian cattle dog blue heeler. the smartest dog on the planet (in my opinion)
Frapo Chino
Frapo Chino - 6 years ago
Looks like you wasted your money lol.
buffdoggi
buffdoggi - 6 years ago
why did you feel that you needed a liner and filter and skimmer and all that and where do you get the liner? Thanks
Matt Shaw
Matt Shaw - 7 years ago
What about the damn fish? They survive?
Mkenya Halisi
Mkenya Halisi - 7 years ago
ugliest pond ever seen.
Eric Miller
Eric Miller - 7 years ago
and 6k in rocks
Kevin Watts
Kevin Watts - 7 years ago
AWESOME!!!! This gives me some ideas for my future pond.
The Aquatic Centre
The Aquatic Centre - 7 years ago
Fantastic pond - well worth all the effort!
Ryan Jefferson
Ryan Jefferson - 7 years ago
Think you forgot to add the price of all that stone lol
kevin O
kevin O - 7 years ago
That waterfall looks really nice, great job!
manoj kumar
manoj kumar - 7 years ago
What filteration system for this pond
Nac eem
Nac eem - 6 years ago
its mountainous water which is mostly clean
Borrelia Tamer
Borrelia Tamer - 7 years ago
And a watering hole for all the local animals to drink from and drop tons of ticks, so you can get Lyme Disease.....priceless!!!
Citrec1 Worldwide
Citrec1 Worldwide - 7 years ago
do you place rocks and boulders right onto the liner ? or is there protection between the rocks and liner ?
Citrec1 Worldwide
Citrec1 Worldwide - 7 years ago
great job
Shawn
Shawn - 7 years ago
Didn't it take just as long to fill the concrete truck w water to then empty it to the pond? Or is there a faster way to fill the truck? Just curious
Shawn
Shawn - 7 years ago
Tru Blu oh, ok..I wasn't sure how you would have filled it faster.....learned something new today! LOL
Tru Blu
Tru Blu - 7 years ago
The pumps I own would fill that truck in a minute.
XFeZzyX
XFeZzyX - 7 years ago
i would not pay 2k for that small pound omg
TJ Wash
TJ Wash - 6 years ago
XFeZzyX 2K seems like a bargain to me. It adds a lot more than 2K to the home value, not to mention years of enjoyment.
Dave Shortland
Dave Shortland - 7 years ago
Whats a wheelbarrel?
cne1975
cne1975 - 7 years ago
great job fella

50. comment for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Jose 2018!
Jose 2018! - 7 years ago
amazing
trixie9246
trixie9246 - 7 years ago
Congratulations- your pond looks fantastic - cheers from Australia!!!!!!!!!!!!!
f266101463
f266101463 - 7 years ago
Those 60 rosy red's turned into 600, huh?
FlamingTurkey
FlamingTurkey - 7 years ago
this is awesome, i want to do it myself, do you just feed fish by hand? or is it self sustaining?
Chad Cole
Chad Cole - 7 years ago
Beautiful job!!! I'm in the middle of putting a Koi pond in my self.
Bryan M
Bryan M - 7 years ago
Wheelbarrow
David Redden
David Redden - 7 years ago
an actual video would have been nice.
Jason Buckner
Jason Buckner - 7 years ago
how does it look now?
Odysseus South
Odysseus South - 7 years ago
excavator, man hours,stone, skimmer
$7000
justwired
justwired - 7 years ago
did you get all the rock for free ? and you moved it all ur self ? was the water free shouldn't that be included in the build price because its not a pond with out water its just a hole in the ground
trixie9246
trixie9246 - 7 years ago
DH
Jess Basurto
Jess Basurto - 7 years ago
you can contact the city to take bolder/rocks from a near by river for free, theres just like a couple thousand pound weight limit as to how much you can take
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 7 years ago
bolders/rocks were free. i did everything myself. i have well water and got water from where i work.
Thor Odinson
Thor Odinson - 7 years ago
Water doesnt really cost anything... My grandfather last summer would run water to his pond for 12hrs a day or more bc the heat was drying it out and he had fish in there... It didnt really add but a few extra dollars to the water bill at the end of the month...
justwired
justwired - 7 years ago
his mom is looking out the window going you spent how much ? and we still don't have central air only this little hoaky double fan in the window @ 1:43 lol
jasonudliketoknow
jasonudliketoknow - 7 years ago
Excellent job and video. Eff all the haters, this was a job very well done.
George Eckart
George Eckart - 6 years ago
eff your mammy's "A" Hole!
Sofia Cortes
Sofia Cortes - 6 years ago
Not rly especially the cant wait to get fish il go buy em right know! Its not hating thats just plain wrong to do for the fish.
Lin 2009
Lin 2009 - 7 years ago
awesome! it looks beautiful.
GianniAzul3609
GianniAzul3609 - 7 years ago
You never showed us the damn fish!
John Pham
John Pham - 7 years ago
Do you plan to put a solar panel for the water pump?
D.D. Gamble
D.D. Gamble - 7 years ago
In my area, for a donation, our volunteer fire department will bring a tanker to your site and fill your pond.
patrick Gorman
patrick Gorman - 6 years ago
That's a thing??
Warren Currier
Warren Currier - 6 years ago
And if your area was his area....
johnny1upz
johnny1upz - 7 years ago
Im confused how your 2500-2850 gallon pond is 30000 gallons?
Vito
Vito - 7 years ago
What BluePotato said. 33' x 23' x 6' = (34066.3gUS) and he's accounting for ledges. 30K gallons sounds pretty close to the right math to me. I'm jealous!
The Darkness Beckons
The Darkness Beckons - 7 years ago
It's way over 2500 gallons. Don't act like you know what you are talking about.
Detroit1Mike
Detroit1Mike - 8 years ago
You saved a shit load of money not buying your rock
geoffrey smith
geoffrey smith - 8 years ago
33ft x 23ft x 6ft x 6.24 = 28,416.96 uk gallons which is more pints per gallon compared to the us gallon!. Even in english terms this pond would be at least 20,000 to 22,000 gallons!!, great pond and on that sort of budget very well done indeed!!
geoffrey smith
geoffrey smith - 6 years ago
i was going by the above which is simple maths lol
Niall Doyle
Niall Doyle - 6 years ago
Nate b
jasonudliketoknow
jasonudliketoknow - 7 years ago
yes look at 1:19 you cant fit that much water in there duh! Of course this was a progressional slide picture show. U do understand chronology right? First it didn't hold that much .... but after progress now it does...
Nate b
Nate b - 7 years ago
Its 6.5' feet at its deepest, it shows this in the video. However the whole pond isn't this deep, some parts are only 3 feet on the sides. So wouldn't I'm not sure how many gallons it is but its alot more then 3,000. Probably 4-5x as much.
FillUmUpp
FillUmUpp - 7 years ago
+Geoff Smith this is a 3,000 gallon pond at the most.. the deepest point was barely 3 feet and a majority of the pond was under 2 foot.. click 1:19 and try to tell me you could fit 20,000 gallons of water in there...
daxenpax
daxenpax - 8 years ago
This is not even a 3,000 gallon pond. I know because mine is larger and it's 2500 gallons. Maybe he meant 30,000 ounces.
Deb K
Deb K - 7 years ago
+daxenpax Yeah, sure, a 234 gallon pool...maybe he meant teaspoons :-\
Lysergzwerg
Lysergzwerg - 8 years ago
i like it. looks very naturally. greetings from Germany
Owen Einarson
Owen Einarson - 8 years ago
Great job mate however this is your cost cause most of the equipment you had at your fingertips if someone had to rent equipment or hire someone to dig the main hole for instance you could easily double-triple this amount.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 7 years ago
that's good to know, thanks.
Bobby Wahler
Bobby Wahler - 7 years ago
triple? You're right, most people would need to rent all that equipment. BUT I'd say he had about $15,000 of free boulders to use. This would cost the average person probably $20k.
sdfbtnsfgd
sdfbtnsfgd - 8 years ago
I wish more people did stuff like this rather than work 9-5 for 5 years just to pay for this to be "professionally" done and spending their free time on the internet.
jurgmas
jurgmas - 8 years ago
amazing job!!!! well done!!!! :)))))
convict 242
convict 242 - 8 years ago
not even 10.000 gal
IGrowDankBuds420
IGrowDankBuds420 - 8 years ago
+convict 242 Re-read the measurements then go do some math. NOT Mehth, Math.
Tecolote Alcón
Tecolote Alcón - 8 years ago
i salute you!
Evaristo Fasolino
Evaristo Fasolino - 8 years ago
good job!
mrsean209
mrsean209 - 8 years ago
It only cost $2,009 for ponds that look like this?
I thought it'd cost like $10,000 that's why I never bothered giving it a second thought.
I will have to look into it.
Mittzie
Mittzie - 8 years ago
+mrsean209 when you do it yourself VS hiring professionals your not having to pay hourly wages, insurances (business health etc) and other various fees in order to install it, if you have 4 guys doing a pond that takes 4 days to put in professionally working 10 hour days at 12$ per hour plus a foreman/head guy and we will low ball that to 15$ an hour your already well over 2000$ JUST in wages.
Owen Einarson
Owen Einarson - 8 years ago
+mrsean209 It is amazing what some company will charge to do something when you do it yourself you can save a bundle I got estimates on a deck there cost 8-9000 dollars did it myself under 2500.  When you hire a company your not only paying for all the materials you got all the labor as well. Iif you can do most of the work yourself and hire the professionals for some of the things your not sure of even than your sure to save lots of cash.
IGrowDankBuds420
IGrowDankBuds420 - 8 years ago
+mrsean209 some asshole would have charged 10,000$+ to do it, but do it yourself and you realize how much money you save.
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
That's way too close to your house. Insanely bad idea and layout.
lea perrins
lea perrins - 8 years ago
+Puckles100
Thanks for the information. I don't know what the lay out will be yet as I am sculpting a piece of land. If you use a system with fish, frogs and plants etc then you shouldn't have mosquito issues. Beneficial insects are welcomed.

I can't afford to pay a professional. Whilst i can certainly see the benefit when one does not want to be directly involved with the project, I think if you are willing to research the whole job properly then people can achieve amazingly successful projects.

Also, the whole system will be based upon around permaculture principles therefore I anticipate the ability to drain and control large amounts of water. In permaculture everything should benefit and feed into another system. There are also arguments for not using clay that I am aware of. I need to look at everything and sum up what the best choices for me are. Unfortunately budget is a huge deciding factor. However, ingenuity is often born out of necessity, therefore, I am willing to embrace the experience.
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
+lea perrins This is an informative short article about the subject.


http://www.livingthecountrylife.com/homes-acreages/ponds/fixing-a-leaky/
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
+lea perrins lol I'm not upset. Sorry I didn't mean to be harsh. Yes. If it leaks it can destroy your home. Leaky ponds are very common and can cost you a fortune to hire a professional to find and fix the leak. Even pond liners can get leaks. There are different types of clay that you can use to line the pond. A pond that is not constructed properly right next to your home could become a total nightmare. If you are going to do this I would highly suggest that you consult with a professional pond builder to advise you on exactly how to do it on your unique property and perhaps hire an engineer to come out and consult with you as well. Depending on where you live, your city should be able to direct you to professionals so you can get their opinions - a small cost for peace of mind knowing that it is done properly. Even if its done properly, though, there is still always a risk of something failing - such as drainage pipes. I would make sure my home owners insurance would cover me if something went wrong if I did it myself. There are people who watch YT videos and think they can just dig a hole and fill it with water and it is going to be a successful pond. This is just not the case. A successful pond needs to be a carefully planned and properly constructed pond that takes in all the factors for the unique area in which it is going to be placed. Also be aware that you are going to be attracting lots of snakes and mosquitoes and such right next to your house. lol
lea perrins
lea perrins - 8 years ago
+Puckles100
Oh dear, there is no need to get upset! I was simply trying to understand and make sense of your comment since this is something I intend to do in the future.

So when you say 'it will destroy the foundations of your house', do you mean only if it leaks? It's not going to destroy the foundations just by magically being there is it?
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
+lea perrins Putting a pond this close to your home at the BOTTOM of a hill is absolutely asinine. I am not going to argue about this. Ponds can leak. It will destroy the foundation of your house. Unless you have a professional drainage system put in you are a moron if you dig a pond this close to your home. Ask a structural Engineer. They will say the exact same thing. I have seen a house literally breaking in half from a small leaky swimming pool that was too close and that destroyed the entire foundation of the house by destabilizing the land with the water it leaked.
lea perrins
lea perrins - 8 years ago
+Puckles100
I don't really know what you mean by destabilise the ground. I have googled the risk of ponds doing this and I get no hits whatsoever.

As far as flooding is concerned, I don't see how a pond makes this any worse an event. Flooding is not a good thing with or without a pond involved.

As far as ponds leaking, well, cars can crash, houses can burn down ect but it doesn't stop us living life. It's just a consideration to look out for.
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
Not to mention that it is at the bottom of an incline. Imagine if it flooded.
Puckles100
Puckles100 - 8 years ago
Because it can destabilize the ground , and will destroy the foundation of your house.
lea perrins
lea perrins - 8 years ago
+Puckles100 Why?
Nisruoc
Nisruoc - 8 years ago
...And 9 dollars.
Hunter gossett
Hunter gossett - 8 years ago
+Nisruoc Lol, ikr.
Dachief
Dachief - 8 years ago
I'm gonna go build my own pond now! Let me just go get my big ass cement truck.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 6 years ago
The CONCRETE (not cement) truck is only to fill water faster, it was not used in building the pond in any way. So your sarcastic humor has no merit. The concrete truck just replaced a simple garden hose. Do you have a garden hose?
blackwunk
blackwunk - 8 years ago
It would make an excellent Koi pond. :)
WeLoveFood
WeLoveFood - 8 years ago
How about rocks and gravels cost??????
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 7 years ago
free
doberfag
doberfag - 8 years ago
+phongcruise thai (phongcruise87) he probably borrowed that from blm land
Shane Jones
Shane Jones - 8 years ago
Very nice!!!
Robyn Gerell
Robyn Gerell - 8 years ago
Looks like a backyard pond done DIY style alright!
Ahmad Monshi
Ahmad Monshi - 8 years ago
oh wow very good work
Goblin Big Boss
Goblin Big Boss - 8 years ago
Not trying to be a jerk but it looks kinda crappy lol... i mean for my tastes anyway... it just looks way too... untamed...
Jason Phillips
Jason Phillips - 6 years ago
I agree.  Didn't want to rain on his parade but it looked like an amateur job for sure.
Roberta Christeen
Roberta Christeen - 8 years ago
freaking awesome job love ever bit of it are you gone hide the hose that carrys the water up the hill   great job
Lulu Rowan
Lulu Rowan - 8 years ago
My pond is very close to this size and has a shit load of rock and bulder around perimeter.All work done by myself by hand...no backhoe.Damned near killed me building this thing but in the end was worth every sore back and curse word.
akbychoice
akbychoice - 6 years ago
Milk 2 Percent there would be different laws depending on where you build it.
Milk 2 Percent
Milk 2 Percent - 6 years ago
What are the laws for building these???
akbychoice
akbychoice - 6 years ago
Lulu Rowan I want to build another pond like I did at our last property, that is the reason I haven't.
GAMER PRANKSTER   AND UNBOXER
GAMER PRANKSTER AND UNBOXER - 8 years ago
No where near 30,000 gallons
Flowmasta Flam
Flowmasta Flam - 8 years ago
+GAMER PRANKSTER AND UNBOXER My guess is around 19-20000. If it were a cube at his dimensions, it would be 31,000. But with the steps in height and width and it being an oval, significantly less.
Zanzubaa1
Zanzubaa1 - 8 years ago
Great work. I especially like the rock work.
Jose Rocha
Jose Rocha - 8 years ago
Thank you for sharing, I've been thinking about doing this but for a small swimming pool for the family. I have the space and time for it. Thank you for taking your time to share.
roma kozlovsky
roma kozlovsky - 8 years ago
20,000 gal is 9 feet deep and 30 feet long im sorry but thats no were near 30,000 gal
Jim Chavez
Jim Chavez - 6 years ago
20250 according to these dimensions  9 feet deep, 30 feet long, 10 feed wide
Zang Yang
Zang Yang - 6 years ago
Dose it matter the pond looks beautiful and he said he had no idea wat he was doing looks to me like he did a kick ass job. Y not give him props n not hate
Milk 2 Percent
Milk 2 Percent - 6 years ago
33ft by 23ft. The pool slopes in at an angle so I would say about the same gallons as a 20x20 pool that's 10 ft deep
akbychoice
akbychoice - 6 years ago
Flowmasta Flam somewhere in the 20,000-22,000 gallon area.
Hans Danayah
Hans Danayah - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky I agree, no way this is 30,000 Gallon which is roughly 113 m3 of water. Absolutely no way.
Flowmasta Flam
Flowmasta Flam - 8 years ago
+Steven Louis
So what are you saying? What size do you believe it is?
Steven Louis
Steven Louis - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky at 1:43 it clearly states the pond is 33ft by 23ft, and somewhere before that it shows the different depths to the pond after they made levels to it. I swear Oprah's to blame for having so many people blurt out random retarded shit feeling that they're opinion is important just because social media gives them a platform to share it with.........in 2016, let's pay attention and absorb what's going on before firing off strong opinions lol
Robyn Gerell
Robyn Gerell - 8 years ago
You can not believe everything everyone says on the internet! All these builders are amiture and do not have a (Professional) clue. Don't DIY folks it is Hollywood at best and never built correctly or to last......take it from a professional.
Flowmasta Flam
Flowmasta Flam - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky 20,000 gal is 9 feet deep, 30 feet long, 10 feed wide. The dimensions of this pond are not remotely similar to those numbers. Impossible to compare using that approach. But the funny thing, is that it is probably 20,000 gal. Just with completely different dimensions.
Robyn Gerell
Robyn Gerell - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky Do you know what the formula is for calculating water? Length x width x depth x 7.5 = gallons
Can not tell how much water is in there with out all that.....
tarzan
tarzan - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky you need three dimensions here, length, width and depth. Just length and width means nothing.
Mean Green
Mean Green - 8 years ago
+roma kozlovsky lol huh ?
your crazy this is easy 30000 maybe more
Bob Dole
Bob Dole - 8 years ago
Did the fish live??
Bob Dole
Bob Dole - 8 years ago
Did the fish live??
Robyn Gerell
Robyn Gerell - 8 years ago
How long did it take before it turned green and nasty 4 days?  Need Filtration!
Robyn Gerell
Robyn Gerell - 8 years ago
+Mean Green Sure it does.
Mean Green
Mean Green - 8 years ago
+Robyn Gerell lol no... the plants and fish and water fall filter the food needed to make algee. also the skimmer would help keep it clear too
Elizabeth Mandile
Elizabeth Mandile - 9 years ago
lol it was taking to long, so i used my concrete truck XD
kc8hnz
kc8hnz - 9 years ago
that's hardly a pond, more like a puddle with style
Katie Rhue
Katie Rhue - 9 years ago
Can i get u to do that to my yard
Michael Huynh
Michael Huynh - 9 years ago
how do you move that big of tarp to place? it must be so heavy, how did you do it?
martin scierko
martin scierko - 6 years ago
Michael Huynh its not as heavy as it looks trust me

100. comment for 30,000 gal pond construction (cost $2009.)

Daniel Arellano
Daniel Arellano - 9 years ago
how much does 30,000 gallons of tap water cost?
Steve
Steve - 6 years ago
Daniel Arellano 4-500$
Mean Green
Mean Green - 8 years ago
+Daniel Arellano that would depend on where you get the water from. i would call a pool company in your area and ask what they charge to get a idea
GamingChente
GamingChente - 8 years ago
Bout $500 I guess
Broxty
Broxty - 9 years ago
In canada about $30.
Petrodvoretz
Petrodvoretz - 9 years ago
wow that's what I call a work of love! Beautiful! Well done
Corey King
Corey King - 9 years ago
Pretty good man, especially for the cost. Used to work at a Pond store and know how expensive these can get if someone builds it. Nice Do it yourself job. FYI probably was a typo, but did you mean 3,000 gallon.
Flowmasta Flam
Flowmasta Flam - 8 years ago
+Thekingcmk Come on man you worked in a pond store and think that's 3,000 gallon? The amount of water it takes to fill holes as they get bigger is a deceivingly large amount. Look at his dimensions, 23 feet by 33 feet, and at it's deepest almost 6 feet. Of course it isn't a perfect cube, but 3,000 gallons would be like 8x8x6. This pond is significantly larger.
Barb
Barb - 8 years ago
+Mean Green Deepest is 65", which is 5 feet 5 inches.
Mean Green
Mean Green - 8 years ago
+Thekingcmk realy? it looked like it was 10-12 foot deep you think it was closer to 3000?
bza069
bza069 - 9 years ago
do the fish survive that total ice over in the winter?????/ 
Luís L
Luís L - 9 years ago
1:17, well that escalated quickly...  let me just get my concrete truck, this garden hose is taking too long lol
Jefferdaughter
Jefferdaughter - 9 years ago
Impressive!   Thanks for taking the time to show what one guy can do, with a little time and some basic common sense.  It woud be interesting to know what you would do differently 'next time', and what you would keep the same.
Jefferdaughter
Jefferdaughter - 9 years ago
If someone does not have access to a backhoe, do you have any idea how many wheelbarrow loads of dirt you had to move for this pond?  Thanks.
YesWeCantaloupe
YesWeCantaloupe - 9 years ago
Is liner simply cheaper than clay? I'd want my pool to be as natural as possible.
Jefferdaughter
Jefferdaughter - 9 years ago
Not sure about the relative cost, but clay will last longer, allows more of a sustainable eco-system to become established, and if a clay lined pond develops a leak, it can be repaired; the plastic liners are considered un-repairable.  Ponds can be set up to naturally circulate water through convection currents, to maintain more stable temperatures without power, to produce food, cover, and oxygen for fish - naturally - and even to produce food for the family.  It's harder to find info on how to set up a functional natural pond than it is to find info on how to set up an artifical one, but it's out there.  Best of luck!
Piterszczyk
Piterszczyk - 9 years ago
well done :)
Robbie
Robbie - 9 years ago
Lovely Garden.
Alex Paulsen
Alex Paulsen - 9 years ago
That's a lot of gold fish... and a big pond. They do grow to the size of their tank, or pond...  did you have trouble keeping so many?
Ethan Fallon
Ethan Fallon - 6 years ago
Lol thats a big misconception
Beckham Dao
Beckham Dao - 9 years ago
It was made on my birthday !
Lyteskin0228
Lyteskin0228 - 9 years ago
Sweet
lolatron
lolatron - 9 years ago
$2009 i think thats telling you something i just dont know what
brendan whalen
brendan whalen - 9 years ago
I built my pond cheaply too. 9ft by 9ft by 3ft deep cost couple hundred bucks. put bug zapper over it really helped them grow . feeder to 6 inch in 3 months. modified pool filter cost 0$
Kieran James
Kieran James - 9 years ago
Waterfall looks amazing in winter
Terry Brown
Terry Brown - 9 years ago
what an awesome transformation, this totally Rocks. so sorry about the pun. 
lolatron
lolatron - 9 years ago
that was not too bad i can deal with puns i dont know about them
Carlos Medina
Carlos Medina - 9 years ago
it looks like a 2009$ 
groetwitbaas
groetwitbaas - 9 years ago
looks good but you built it in a dip or ditch, what happens when it rains?
jacob98ify
jacob98ify - 9 years ago
What do you mean: "Can't believe how level I got it"? Water always finds equilibrium anyway
No Excuses
No Excuses - 6 years ago
Jacob ahh equilibrium does not include water ah it's a animal and human thing ROFL
jacob98ify
jacob98ify - 9 years ago
Ahhh, that makes sense. The pond looks great! Well done
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 9 years ago
i didn't use a transit level, i just used a 2' level to level the top rim of pond. that's "what i meant" by "Can't believe how level I got it"...
Adrian Spivey
Adrian Spivey - 9 years ago
what size tarp did he use and what thickness just for the pond not the waterfall
GUAR45
GUAR45 - 9 years ago
this is not a video, this belongs on photo bucket not youtube
thesby tolbert
thesby tolbert - 9 years ago
the only thing is that pond would be a very big mosquito problem! this home owner must love raising mosquitos! ha, ha, ha...ha! he, he, he...he!
Brian  Z
Brian Z - 6 years ago
Backswimmers will devour any mosquito larvae.. Mosquitos are only problematic in temporary pools of water that backswimmers don't inhabit
Jim Chavez
Jim Chavez - 6 years ago
fist will eat them and even with no fish, mosquitos don't breed in running water
Petrodvoretz
Petrodvoretz - 9 years ago
moving water + fish = no mosquito. I have zero mosquito larvae in my 3 ponds. 
Mosquito very often lay eggs in the smallest amount of water. it does not take ponds for them. Check under your decks, any planter or container forgotten outside. that's well enough. Don't blame it on the neighbors. 
wetterwille173
wetterwille173 - 9 years ago
+thesby tolbert Your neighbour might consider leaving his pump turned on at nights. Moving water surface keeps more oxygen in the water. And at daytime the plants will give oxygen to the water, but at night the same plants consume oxygen from the water. At least that's what i've learned. Correct me if i'm wrong :)
Kc Carr The Oregon Hillbilly Hilton
Kc Carr The Oregon Hillbilly Hilton - 9 years ago
well mosquito eggs need four days of Stillwater to produce larvae so your next door neighbor had to have his pond off more than one night
thesby tolbert
thesby tolbert - 9 years ago
+Shirley Alexander Clifton you're right about that! my next door neighbor had a pond similar to this one but turned the moving water pump off at nights during my Chicago summers which created mosquitos.
wesley17
wesley17 - 9 years ago
fuckin prick scum
thesby tolbert
thesby tolbert - 9 years ago
+TommyT ok!
thesby tolbert
thesby tolbert - 9 years ago
+Kc Carr ok!
thesby tolbert
thesby tolbert - 9 years ago
+wesley tan and you're a stupid ass one redneck! don't reply to any of my posts with your ignorant language!
wesley17
wesley17 - 9 years ago
fuckin moron
Kc Carr The Oregon Hillbilly Hilton
Kc Carr The Oregon Hillbilly Hilton - 9 years ago
Did you not see he put fish in the pond which means no mosquito problem
TommyT
TommyT - 9 years ago
...even a few fish in a pond of any size (mine is about 150'diameterx13'deep) will decimate any mosquito larvae;  the builder in this nice video noted he had put some feeder fish in there, so even without the waterfall/pump I bet youd be hard pressed to find one single larva in his nice pond

nice work by the way really makes the yard look fantastic;  now, think of the pond possibilities if you are not using that pool too much anymore  :))
BroodyHound BreedWise
BroodyHound BreedWise - 9 years ago
never had an issue with mine   a small fountain or just the filter will take care of it because larva can not survive in moving water standing stagnant water only.  then you can get mosquito eating fish =]  
Shirley Alexander Clifton
Shirley Alexander Clifton - 9 years ago
Mosquitoes do not lay their eggs in moving water. I've never had mosquito larvae in my pond.  IF one does have that sort of problem in standing water, just add some Mosquito Dunks - and the larvae cannot grow to maturity. Completely safe for other wildlife/pets.  :-)
John Salazar
John Salazar - 9 years ago
Wow great job, How's your back after moving all that rock?
MOVIEMAKERSIII
MOVIEMAKERSIII - 9 years ago
I would of made my own skimmer for about 80 bucks and put more then one but 2 in it.
Azri'el Collier
Azri'el Collier - 9 years ago
Suggestion, do a gravel bed at the bottom of your water fall and put some freshwater clams/mussels there and you will have much cleaner water as they would eat, as their food source, the algae that murks the water. When the clams/mussels get too numerous, harvest some out and crush them up and throw them back in to feed your fish. 
John Arizona
John Arizona - 10 years ago
Nicely done and the video itself was awesome. Thank you for posting! Have you thought of a green house cover for winter time?
Jet Li
Jet Li - 10 years ago
no way this pond is 30,000 gal pond  max 10000 gal, a pond of  7m x7m   x1.5 m  depth (all in Meter) only hold about16000 gal 
Andrew Jones
Andrew Jones - 9 years ago
You're right. There's no way it's 30,000 gallons. You can't calculate by the max depth, need to do average depth which is probably about half of the max depth. I'd say 15,000 gallons give or take a little.
And I can't imagine how fast he got a leak on that thing with the thin liner he used. We use 45 mil Firestone liner for our ponds. A quality liner would be double what he paid. Cheap will eventually bite you in the a$s
David D
David D - 10 years ago
I just calculated it based on the dimensions he listed of 33'x23'x65".  It comes out to 30,754 gallons.  Of course he does show it is not all 65" deep, but I don't think his 30,000 estimate is too far off
Tiffany Cook
Tiffany Cook - 10 years ago
Ya'll a bunch of nobs!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
it never stops... all the tards turn experts by watching a video... and they truly believe what they are saying, based on watching a video...unbelievable! i feel sorry for people that can't consider everything before making judgement.
promontorium
promontorium - 10 years ago
Well you're a moron. Watch the video again. No need for "we" to "generously" make up numbers 1/3 shorter than the video says they are.
MuckyWaters
MuckyWaters - 10 years ago
Your pond doesn't look like it could be much wider than 20 ft in the widest direction, but if we generously assume it is 20 ft X 20 ft x 5 ft deep (ignoring the shelves), that would be 2,000 sq ft. 2,000 sq ft is = 14,961 US gal A little short of 30,000 gallons. In reality the shelves would make it much less than 14,961 gallons.
William McNally
William McNally - 10 years ago
More like 6k gallons tops
William McNally
William McNally - 10 years ago
Dude, this pond is nowhere near 30k gallons. Are you on dust?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
that was my first time in a backhoe. wasn't getting anywhere with the hoe, so i basically used the front(loader) and kept driving in and out of the pond digging it out until i couldn't drive into the pond safely anymore. i know exactly what you mean and i definitely would do it differently now.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
no, the water never cleared up. the fish survived the 1st few winter without any issues, but they got big fast and i wasn't taken into account that the bigger they were getting of course the more O2 they needed plus that winter was longer and colder. the pond was frozen longer than any of the previous winters. was going to work on it this summer but it got away from me... next summer...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
as long as it doesn't snow on the ice it's nice and smooth. but most of the time it snows on it and with the melting and refreezing it's not what you would think.. but when it is slick i love watching the dog chase a ball on it...
Closed
Closed - 10 years ago
I calculated 32,500 gal, without the little terraces. Do you ice skate?
Caleb Jurgensen
Caleb Jurgensen - 10 years ago
Nice pond. But why do the levels by hand? If you used a backhoe to dig the main hole why not just use it to put in the different levels too? Shoulda just dug them as you went. It would have been just like benching out a trench. Then you coulda shaped em up by hand after if you didn't get them close enough with the hoe. Just pointing out that you coulda saved yourself a lot of handwork!
Sunshine Sunnybunz
Sunshine Sunnybunz - 10 years ago
Did the water clear up eventually and did the fish survive the winter with no pumps or de-icer?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
i guess your intelligence got the better of me. i mean i just have stupid measurements and calculations, even entering this info into my PC and you have the luxury of just sitting there, look at a video and can call it like it is... good work... me gues me go trow out al my tols and mesuring dingies cause "day tupid". why do all you idiot challenge it. i got to admit, your is the most profound. most say 20,000... the measurement are what they are. move on...
Richard Struve
Richard Struve - 10 years ago
6000 gallons and nothing more
Gregory Odell
Gregory Odell - 10 years ago
wow man that is great...for a "non professional " ITS amazing i think you should be proud
The Pond Guy
The Pond Guy - 10 years ago
That's less then a 20000 gallon pond.
randomAFRICAN
randomAFRICAN - 10 years ago
POND MAKING GOD
randomAFRICAN
randomAFRICAN - 10 years ago
You are the god of pond making
Eleanor Vallone
Eleanor Vallone - 10 years ago
Thank you for sharing. This is exactly what I had in mind. We were thinking of the all natural pond, but yours (with the filter and waterfall, but still natural) makes so much more sense to me. Beautiful job! Again, thanks so much for sharing.
Nine
Nine - 10 years ago
Because everybody has a concrete truck in their backyard.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
also, i just noticed that in the video description i have it under the "things i didn't pay for". and yeah, i can't imaging how much that would have cost!!!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
got the boulders for free. i worked in a concrete plant that had their plant located in a quarry. got permission to take boulders. used the concrete plants loader and tri-axle dump truck to bring it to my house.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 10 years ago
a few years prior to building this, i hand dug a pond (similar size) for my sister and brother-in-law, with a shovel, pick-ax and a wheel barrow. i still should get the props.
planouser
planouser - 10 years ago
Great job. I am working on my pond right now. As for the cost, you didn't calculate the rocks and stones cost and delivery. I found out rocks are the most expensive part of my pond.
Loathomar
Loathomar - 10 years ago
I started this video and thought "WTF you did everything by hand... Hand digging a 30,000 gallons of soil?!?!?" Then read the backhoe, and was like Oh... The pound was kinda meh to start but after a few years, with the waterfill, plants and landscaping, it looks great. Nice video and good work,
Vince Digiacomo
Vince Digiacomo - 10 years ago
YOU DID A BEAUTIFUL JOB...PAT ON THE BACK...
Claude Desaulniers
Claude Desaulniers - 10 years ago
Good job, well done.
alaneur210
alaneur210 - 11 years ago
you fucking wish to have something like that in your shoe box home,
amit singh
amit singh - 11 years ago
i want to do fish farming.i have a pond near my house.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 11 years ago
boy, you sound like a miserable fuck... your friends and family must cringe at the site of you. kisses,. douche bag...
UntraditionalMotion
UntraditionalMotion - 11 years ago
you are the biggest dumb bastard I've seen in a while... you actually built a pond that close to your house on a higher elevation? idiot
UntraditionalMotion
UntraditionalMotion - 11 years ago
so actually, the whole thing wasn't done by you...or by hand. Backhoes are useful, but no need to brag
sharplikecheddar2
sharplikecheddar2 - 11 years ago
kick ass dude well done.
PAUL MCDONALD
PAUL MCDONALD - 11 years ago
nice end result looks good
PAUL MCDONALD
PAUL MCDONALD - 11 years ago
differant levels help fish survive in winter as fish go deaper in winter and helps with oxegen levels in winter if pond freezes over if its shallow the oxegen levels will be lower and fish if they are big will suffocate
001DesertRat
001DesertRat - 11 years ago
Nice job, looks good (for a small property) , but it's TOO SMALL for me ; my swimming pool holds more water than that . I need a pond that's a minimum of 5 Acres & at least 30 feet deep .
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 11 years ago
"big plastic bag?" ? if you are reffering to the liner, you can get them anywhere...
davidvideos
davidvideos - 11 years ago
where did you get that big plastic bag?
Alisha Jewel
Alisha Jewel - 11 years ago
I enjoyed seeing your video and thanks for not adding annoying music! You did a great job with filling in a bare hill and making it pleasant to look at. Now for a patio between the house and the pond to chill on......lol
alex van wees
alex van wees - 11 years ago
very nice ! ! ! well done !!!
Augustine Dunn
Augustine Dunn - 11 years ago
Also, multiple levels promotes multiple temperature zones. Multiple temperature zones promote natural "currents" and that helps the water circulate naturally. And when water is circulating it also helps regulate the temperature over all. Not totally NEEDED but it's good to have if you can.
angrybumblebee
angrybumblebee - 11 years ago
Every time I watch this video I have to take a leak.
Mick Scarborough
Mick Scarborough - 11 years ago
Too many regulations makes us slaves. I would never live there.
Hawaiibikinigirls
Hawaiibikinigirls - 11 years ago
But what did the wife say when you wanted to start?
Mick Scarborough
Mick Scarborough - 11 years ago
My mother has had a cement lined pond in her backyard for 35 years. No leaks, no cracks.
julian hernandez
julian hernandez - 11 years ago
bad ass pond man i did my own pond too by hand it almost done but yours look way much better than mine lol
Chris6418
Chris6418 - 11 years ago
its also a safety feature in the instance that a child falls in. The "shelves" also act as great landings for your rock material. Be sure to check with you county ordinances to make sure a certain depth requirement is met or not exceeded. For e3xample, some counties say that any water feature with a depth of 36"or more is to be considered a pool and needs to be permited (higher property tax). the same county may have an ordinance requiring fences to be installed around yard containing a "pool"
Bubba wethead
Bubba wethead - 11 years ago
It looks like some redneck did it... :P But very nice work, looks great
AllAlaskan907
AllAlaskan907 - 12 years ago
Thats not a pond, its a fucking swimming pool! Haha nice pond btw :D
Q Starr
Q Starr - 12 years ago
Nice job. You've given me an idea for my first place
Jacob's Plumerias
Jacob's Plumerias - 12 years ago
Can you tell me the exact dimensions of your pond?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 12 years ago
@TheRyansteven it's ones preference... also if you want to put plants in that need different depth levels. plants have a min. and max. growing depth under water...
Ryan SH
Ryan SH - 12 years ago
Why does a pond need levels? Someone please let me know , I can't find it on Google.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 12 years ago
@jobfromdayone had 1000's the first year. i have video's of them...
BIGHORSENUTZ
BIGHORSENUTZ - 12 years ago
Awesome photo record and Great job.
jobfromdayone
jobfromdayone - 12 years ago
thank you for posting the video. the pond looks great. how did the feeder fish make out?
cubaniton74
cubaniton74 - 12 years ago
Fantastic job, but it might not be the 30K gal you think. It measures 33' L 23' W 6' D, it's not a circle, it's an ellipse, so let us start by averaging the diameter; take 33" L plus 23" W and divide it by 2, the average's 28' diameter, then the depth's 6' but again that's the deepest part, let's say on average it has 4' of depth, now let us calculate: average diameter 28' X average depth 4' X ( Pi square 3.14 X 2 ) = 1,104 cubic feet X 7.5 gal per cubic foot = 8,280 gal max. Fantastic job !
kam lau
kam lau - 12 years ago
Beautiful pond
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 12 years ago
@codeythesilent whatever the type of turtle they were... i asked info about them and was told they were native to texas... i also found a baby snapping turtle at the lake that i put in there, but never seen it again...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 12 years ago
@codeythesilent i had 2 turtles in there my friend didn't want anymore...( i forgot what he said they were(but the slider sounds close)). but they didn't survive the winter
promontorium
promontorium - 12 years ago
I've got around 20 goldfish in a 30 gallon pond. Watch these people rage. I don't even care. I only bought 10. They breed on their own. I don't even feed them. It's called homeostasis you control freaks. I've had them for years. They are happy as fish can be. I also made a bog filter. I don't filter the pond any other way. Plants and fish. That's it. Nitrogen cycle is fine. I never take the temp (though it doesn't freeze here) and I don't give a crap about the PH. Fish fine for years.
MrLeonard55
MrLeonard55 - 12 years ago
Really nice job. The suurounding landscaping and all. Looks like a very relaxing place to hang out.
Asianleful
Asianleful - 12 years ago
You could fit your house in the pond!
tsangpot4
tsangpot4 - 12 years ago
I love all of the liberals and their comments. "Will the fish survive?, fish can get out over the top, fish need filter to get rid of their impurities, Do the fish need a filter to live?, and my favorite... this guy "DownWithPropaganda". You did a fine job. Ignore the ignorance of fools who have no idea how nature has functioned for so many years. Fish will survive, they won't get out over the top, and "Downwithpropaganda" is dealing with a disfunctional childhood.
Philip Sebestyen
Philip Sebestyen - 12 years ago
Damn beautiful!!
sean roche
sean roche - 12 years ago
well done, would love a pond like this with some koi and lillys in it. congrats
Dr.Trollish
Dr.Trollish - 12 years ago
Screw all the haters, this is a very nice pond. Maybe its a little short of filtration but then again natural ponds only have plants and they seem to do alright.
social3ngin33rin
social3ngin33rin - 12 years ago
Awesome job, I wish I had that much yard to work with : /
Brian Fallas
Brian Fallas - 12 years ago
well... pretty nice but no 30,000 gal, that's just impossible...
Jordon Roberts
Jordon Roberts - 12 years ago
Lovely pond there mate, Makes my 1200l pond like like a drop :)
yvonneost12
yvonneost12 - 12 years ago
God some people make stupid comments , to the man that built this ~ you did'nt have a clue ?? well you carry on through life not having a clue , because thats a beautiful job , well done. from Sydney Australia..awsome !!! job.
James snow
James snow - 12 years ago
@TheHalokiller117 Fish need a filter to get rid of their waste and other impurities.
James snow
James snow - 12 years ago
They say you need some shade as ponds will overheat and that knocks the ecology out of whack. Too much algae etc. Otherwise better than I could do.
HK
HK - 12 years ago
looks like shit what a waste of time
Naizgroth
Naizgroth - 12 years ago
Impressive Video.
Owen Einarson
Owen Einarson - 12 years ago
I have watched this film many times and love it. i was just wondering you said you lost all your fish why not make a larger bio-filter pond above where the pool is and make a natural swimming pool?.
Victor Akio Minomo
Victor Akio Minomo - 12 years ago
Congratulation! God Bless your pound! It´s too cheap there in USA! Here in Brazil, the same material coast something like 8,000$ or more. =((( God bless my money poket.
Yakuzagang5
Yakuzagang5 - 12 years ago
@bartmaster1234 Put water in it and leave out cement?
hiram partible
hiram partible - 12 years ago
me and my dad can make a bigger pond than yours w/o using any truck.
ntfd125
ntfd125 - 12 years ago
Awesome job, I couldn't even imagine doing all of that digging by hand. By the way, what type of rock did you use for the base of the pond?
Peter Fuller
Peter Fuller - 12 years ago
What part of the country is your pond located? Curious about what you do with/to it during the winter months.
Tyler P.
Tyler P. - 12 years ago
HOW DO U GET A CONCRETE TRUCK TO TURN INTO A WATER TRUCK!?!
viennaroo
viennaroo - 12 years ago
hey grat job....building mine right now so I know how much work it is.....well done
chubbypoptart
chubbypoptart - 13 years ago
Amazing! I love all the comments pointing out your faults and mistakes! Jealous much?? You did a great job now come make me one haha
Kyle Maines
Kyle Maines - 13 years ago
nice job, looks good
Niall McCarthy
Niall McCarthy - 13 years ago
That looks really hard work and commitment but I'd say it defo added great value to your house :)
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@djsoundsbest once again someone making a comment to "it doesn't "LOOK LIKE" 30,000gals"... how can someone tell what 30,000gals look like from a video? compare the size of the 80,000LB concrete truck to the pond. do some research on the liner... "Backhoe and concrete truck filled with water around 1500 not figured in." what does this mean? ""leave out alott of stuff"" what stuff? looks to me that you are making alot of criticism but you have no clue to what you are saying...
djsoundsbest
djsoundsbest - 13 years ago
I stand corrected once I did the calculations when I looked at the length and width and depth it does look like it is way more gallons that what I thought.
djsoundsbest
djsoundsbest - 13 years ago
@apauln what problem do you think the sun is causing you?
djsoundsbest
djsoundsbest - 13 years ago
Nice but you did leave out alott of stuff. And that sure dont look like 30,000. That would figure to around 4000 cubic feet of area. 7.48 gallons/cuft of space. It look more about 3,000 gallons. You need plants to get rid of some of those nitrates produced by the fish. Plus they will feed on them too. The liner is 1/2 the minimum thickness recomended for ponds. Backhoe and concrete truck filled with water around 1500 not figured in. As another poster added good first attempt.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@babeecherri it's "you are" or "you're" not "your"...idiot... and "you're" calling me stupid...
Lorraine
Lorraine - 13 years ago
You are amazing to tackle such a big project. I am proud of you and your pond is lovely. Happy New Year from Australia. XXXX
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@MrGreen958 there isn't alot of fish, it has an overflow, water never comes up to the top(and we had major flooding in 2006) and i did state that i used a back hoe to dig the main part of the hole. i don't know what rock "cakes" are. there are plenty of things that i would change if i.d only knew in the beginning. my main problem is the all day direct sun. i hope to get back in the spirit and start to work on fixing my mistakes...lol
0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0100
0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0100 - 13 years ago
@alidapham yes please ,we build these locally as well.would love to see your waste water treatment solution .
visualkeirockstar
visualkeirockstar - 13 years ago
pretty dam nice for $2000 i saw another smaller pond than this one and this dude said it can cost $3000
animefangz
animefangz - 13 years ago
awesome pond
ParoonGuy
ParoonGuy - 13 years ago
Wow looks great and the amount of work u put in it......Great
Alida Pham
Alida Pham - 13 years ago
I'm giving away 5 free copies of a PhD publication on A pilot constructed treatment wetland 4 pulp & papermill wastewater! Just send me a message!
ProjectVRD
ProjectVRD - 13 years ago
@DownWithPropaganda You are such a loser. It is time to lose your virginity kid. And no, there is nothing you can do to convince everyone watching this vid that you are not a virgin loser!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@drewnickel sounds beautiful. i hope i'm invited to see it when it's done... lol
son dinh
son dinh - 13 years ago
damn ur pond is almost as big as ur house. really really awesome pond u got there.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@DownWithPropaganda it's not what you'd said... it's the way you said it.
Joshua Law
Joshua Law - 13 years ago
Now im not gonna lie im a little jelous, it looks amazing
rtbrain rules
rtbrain rules - 13 years ago
WOW. That's a huge project...lots of work went into this. Nice job.
WizzleThump
WizzleThump - 13 years ago
@DownWithPropaganda Post the pond you built with your own two dick beaters. I hope you die slowly in a fire screaming for your mother.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@DownWithPropaganda still a dick
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@spacewalker1551 im sorry i can't make any sense out of these 2 sentences: "Once time adds its share " & "but the video gives a since of time added help" i usually can see passed the typos but i can't figure these out... i'm not trying to be a dick... thanks for the positive comment...
ImUrPita
ImUrPita - 13 years ago
@apauln it says"If you want a real pond de fish, next time do it concrete solid, not canvas! " by bing translater
Sashacola
Sashacola - 13 years ago
Very nice job. I just built a 520 gal pond myself with a flexable linner and that was hard enough work so I can only imagine what it was like for you. I spend about $1200.00 on everything. Since I live in Florida, the most costly part was buying the rocks ($575.00) Since Florida is mostly sand unlike the northeast where I grew up,I couldn't just go to the river and get them myself, I had to buy them at a supply store where they are trucked in from another state. Again, nice job.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@troutman12345 there was a bass in there. there are loads of brown bullhead catfish in there and i don't want them in there. they reproduce like roaches.. you want some?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@ronch0 i did but it will not translate
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@DownWithPropaganda what a dick...
Thiago Elano
Thiago Elano - 13 years ago
use google translator... -.-
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@ronch0 need translation
Thiago Elano
Thiago Elano - 13 years ago
si quieres tener un verdadero estanque de peces, la próxima vez hazlo de concreto solido, no de lona!
M. Fahri
M. Fahri - 13 years ago
amazing work!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@kartikca i was using a small water pump to keep an opening in the ice for the 1st year. 2nd year the pump stopped working and the pond frose over but they suvived the winter. so for a couple of years i didn't keep an opening in the ice and it frose over for several months without loses. but i wasn't taking in account that the fish were growing and they would need more oxygen and over the winter of 2007/08 all my koi and 3 channel cats died. so an opening is definately needed.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@kartikca WOW!, that's cold! the coldest it's ever got around here was a couple of years ago at -14°F and that was a record. the colder the environment the deeper your pond would have to be(below frost line). i don't know how you can keep an opening in the surface being the temp getting that cold. ask a local nursery in your area.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 13 years ago
@muzykmiras i didn't pay a dime for the boulders. and more like $25,000.00... check other comments for explanation on price of boulders. can't tell you where the comments are since youtube made it so confusing... for me the comment explaining price is for some reason on top of all comments, even though it's 2 months old...
muzykmiras
muzykmiras - 13 years ago
You forget about a rock,next $1000.00 or more.
dolittle1992
dolittle1992 - 14 years ago
looks really good...mine is still in porgress , I add what I can afford when I can afford it
VC Reptile
VC Reptile - 14 years ago
love this video. good visual of everything you would want to see in a pond. i especially like the pond sounds in the background. although music is great, it was a good break to watch a nice calm pond video.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
i now know how lucky i am with getting these boulders for free... i seen in this gardening store, where i live, and they had a couple of boulders, each on their own pallet for $300-$400 each. THAT'S INSANE!!! but anyway, i own my home with 2acres plus 100's of acres behind my home and there is not 1 boulder on it, which is unusual for this region. when you dig, anywhere, you get lots of shale only.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
@telemarker77 the concrete plant i worked for 'rented' space in a quarry. i asked the manager of quarry if i can take some rocks home, here and there,he said yes. and by coincidence they had a pile of boulders in 1 spot(never before or after did they do this). so that night(i was the last 1 back from delivering concrete, everybody was gone) i used our loader(concrete plants) to load as much boulders that i could fit in our dump truck and hauled it home. ***see comment below for rest***
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
@jordan628trisha i hauled a tri-axle loaded dump truck full of boulders and it still wasn't enough. i also filled a full size van(as much as it can hold) 4 or 5 times and still didn't have enough...
jordan628trisha
jordan628trisha - 14 years ago
good job took a lot of roock to build that waterfall
markadoglet
markadoglet - 14 years ago
That's a very nice pond, we have one in our back garden that we started to build in 1962 all out of concrete about 20 ton, but your liner is a much better idia, we have had a few problems with leaks over the years.
Smokeondavidp69
Smokeondavidp69 - 14 years ago
Its a good thing its in full sun, for shad plant some hardy lilys that need fun sun. They will shad the water to protect your fish and control algae. All you need is a pump and bio filter that can filter all the water at least two times a hour. Also buy a 2 dozen bundles of oxygenators plants. you'll never have algae problem again
tag g
tag g - 14 years ago
Excellent job!! My pond cost about the same to do. You can save a ton of money doing it yourself!
Raymond MacEachern
Raymond MacEachern - 14 years ago
I've been looking around and see some people placed retaining walls within their multi-leveled ponds. Is this needed, as you haven't taken those steps in your pond?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
yeah i know... that savio was a waste of money... i've seen really large skimmers/filters for half the price. plus i've got to do other things to the pond to correct the all day direct sun light algae problem... i've got to get plants growing on the south side of the pond... maybe next spring...
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
Well your pond is so large you could almost never tell if there is a leak! But it look's as though it is working for you! So that's good to know, still you should have got EPDM and use a machine like a truck and invite a few friends to help, that's what i would have done, but that's just me. Well i hope you get a filter soon i really want to see your koi!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
mine's been going now for 5years, no leaks... and as i said, i installed it all by myself, which means a lot of dragging the liner over rocks, gravel, and a lot of sharp stuff. plus the front and back walls of the pond had endless amounts of shall, just have to have a good underlayment. i'm not defending ultraguard, i couldn't care less in what liner to use... as long as it hold water.
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
Well Believe it or not, i installed a pond for my cousins for the trill of it, and added a Ultra-Gard to their pond 30Mil PVC (thicker than yours) and in one year because of the boulders the liner tore in 16 Different place's in less than a year, So i relined it... I bought a 45 Mil EPDM Anjon Pond Liner w/ Lifetime warranty, and paid less than i did for the PVC. Till today No leaks, No fuss, No refilling everyday, No problem!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
i chose the 'ultraguard' because it was as strong as the epdm but very much lighter. it was hard enough trying to get the 35'x50' 20mil liner in place by myself. why is it junk?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
if you look above the pond you'd see a pool. and my back yard is 2 acres, it would take alot more work to rip up the backyard.
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
You know whats funny though, You could have gotten 45Mil EPDM Pond liner for the price you payed for that PVC Junk.
Miles O' Brian
Miles O' Brian - 14 years ago
any fish farming going on?
199mx5
199mx5 - 14 years ago
im sayin that no one but u has a cement truck...lol
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
WHAT?????
199mx5
199mx5 - 14 years ago
lol...because everyone has a cement truck to fill their pond lol
IGenesis
IGenesis - 14 years ago
put some turtle in
177onkey
177onkey - 14 years ago
nicely done
Momi Gabay
Momi Gabay - 14 years ago
WOW!! You live in amazing place!! it looks like haven :) very beautiful pond! good job
gumper5242
gumper5242 - 14 years ago
Great Job ! Looks GOOD !
Boris Djordjevic
Boris Djordjevic - 14 years ago
great job!!!! :)
Lila Ioannidou
Lila Ioannidou - 14 years ago
well done, i hope my wife don't see that video :)
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
what does a 30000gal pond LOOK like??? how can you tell by looking at a video??? looks small?? well look at the 80,000LB 10 cubic yard tri-axle 13'3" tall, 45' long, concrete truck at 1:24, the pond can almost swallow it up...
Thepostman
Thepostman - 14 years ago
beautifull mate well done bet there all sorts wildlife in there now!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
sorry to "jikininki1" i went to reply and hit remove by mistake...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
WOW, i'd always though it was barrel... thanx for that...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
i also used a pond calc. and came up with 35/36000gals and subtracted for the ledges...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
i dug a pond this size by hand for my brother-in-law and sister in 2000, so i'll apply that to this pond...lol
totalhitdjs
totalhitdjs - 14 years ago
Not exactly by hand if u used a backhoe huh? I made mine by hand also. i paid a guy with my hands to dig and stuff lol lol
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
You got me on that one!
Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas - 14 years ago
i was being sarcastic. it's called a wheelBARROW. look on google!
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
wait a sec this pond isn't 30,000 Gallons! I used a pond calculator and found your pond is 22,770 Gallons, not 30.00 gallons But still that's big!
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
HA, look on Google! Looks like you are a office type person if you don't know what a wheel barrel is!
Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas - 14 years ago
what's a wheelbarrel?
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
You should get a Savio Skimmer Filter with two UV Clarifies. It will keep your water really clean
peaches5712
peaches5712 - 14 years ago
Beautiful pond, good job! We have a 2500 gal pond/waterfall in our backyard. It's nice but we have so much trouble with string algae! We treat it all the time, but still end up draining & cleaning about every 3 months! Do the feeder fish you spoke of eat the algae??? We have talked about getting some kind of bottom feeder but didn't know if it would really help. Any suggestions??? Any feedback ould be much appreciated!
rtbrain rules
rtbrain rules - 14 years ago
really nice pond and progress video. 30,000 gal. is a HUGE undertaking so much respect your way. I just spent the weekend enlarging my starter pond of two years. I got the bug big time, rented a mini backhoe (this is the way to go for sure) Am working on the waterfall now.
ALP'ie
ALP'ie - 14 years ago
Nice! Just got to tell you that green water is making your pond look like a sewage outbreak you need to get a UV or do something about it pronto! The pond would look so much better with crystal clear water!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
???
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 14 years ago
rosey reds turned in to 1000's(from only 60). they are bigger and healthier than any bought at any pet store.(endless source for feeding indoor aquarium). the bullfrogs i used to have would ambush them and eat a mouthful at a time... gold fish are about 10-12". look thru my vids. i have vids of rosey's and the goldfish, along with the koi's...
Caio Stanchak
Caio Stanchak - 14 years ago
very nice!! I want to make a pond in my uncle's garden
bobo bobo
bobo bobo - 14 years ago
july 2004 ugh ugly
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
oh, i'm sorry... i thought this was a video, i forgot this one was just pictures. yes there are vids of the pond... for starters, the video reponse above is an overview of my pond. plus if you check out my videos by clicking my name(or click "more from: apauln" to the right), you can sort through various pond and/or fish tank videos.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
video of what????
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
north east pa
PabloAlonzo48
PabloAlonzo48 - 15 years ago
Hi were do you live ???
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
it is possible, as i said in my reply above. i didn't want to have to do it again but i was willing... but since i had the option to have someone from my job to deliver the back hoe to my house for the fourth of july weekend i jumped at the chance... good luck with your plans
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
what's misleading? in the info of this video it says "i built this pond by hand all by myself(except the bulk of the hole, i used a back hoe i borrowed from work" but a couple of years earlier i did dig a pond all by myself roughly the same size as this one, with a shovel, pick axe, and wheel barrel... it took a couple of months after work every day
Stevie Ohlarik
Stevie Ohlarik - 15 years ago
Damn! I only have a tiny one thats not finished yet. 8'x5'. Yours is awesome
trentc32
trentc32 - 15 years ago
awesome video BRAVO!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
no problem, yes and yes... check my other videos.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
specs are in "about this video" as for how the pump is performing; at first it was pumping a large quantity of water. then it was seemingly slowing down(and was confirmed by my father who's seen it when it was 1st installed and then months later).then 2yrs after installed it stopped running. was replaced under 2 1/2yrs warranty. but the replacement was slower than the original right before it died.
Paul Ambrose
Paul Ambrose - 15 years ago
well done - i really enjoyed your presentation! your pond is like an ocean compared with mine! - an old sunken wooden row-boat might make a good hiding spot for your aquatic friends!!.....i mean fish! ha ha ha good job! best of luck with it!
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
before i was done filling it up frogs were jumping in... had a few bull frogs but 2 died a couple of years ago(they tried to use the skimmer to winter over but they froze solid). put a couple of turtles in it last year(that my friend didn't want anymore) but they didn't survive the winter.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
i hate them... i can't enjoy being outside because of them... i've had them before i had the pond. that's one of the @#$%ing joys of live in the forest...
Cory Trapp
Cory Trapp - 15 years ago
WOW hell of a job, very very nice work
Isaac Deleon
Isaac Deleon - 15 years ago
what size pump did you use for the waterfall, and hows it working out? i'm taking a class at CNM community college on waterfeatures in Albuquerque,New Mexico. We are in the process of studying pumps and GPH...
richandshirl
richandshirl - 15 years ago
very nice wish i had the land to make one as big rich
TOMMYfromtheBRONX
TOMMYfromtheBRONX - 15 years ago
lol , i live in connecticut now , have for a long time , i have just about 2 acres and i have 6 ponds all together , my largest is 7000 gallons , i enjoyed this vid , and if i come acroos some free rocks , ill do one like yours lol
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
it was $2009.00 for the stuff i needed i.e. liner, pump, skimmer, etc., i did all the work myself. here in the pocono's a boulder on a pallet at the nursery costs !!!!$450!!!!. a pond place in my area has a pond half the size of my pond and he said it cost him $25000(that's thousand) to build!!!! there isn't many places in the bronx to build a pond lol. oh, i was very lucky to have access to all i needed to build this pond, read *about this video* for more info...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 15 years ago
i didn't know what i was doing... i wanted a pond and built a pond. i'm lucky everything went as good as it did...
TOMMYfromtheBRONX
TOMMYfromtheBRONX - 15 years ago
its an awesome pond great job , you say 2009.00 , in my state if i had to buy all those rocks it would cost 10,000.00 easy just in rocks, so you got away cheap
krewcible scrippy
krewcible scrippy - 15 years ago
Very nice pond,one that size around where i live would cost over 10 thousand to make, did your taxes go up at all?
jao jao hagio
jao jao hagio - 16 years ago
very nice video.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
thanx, i did a lot of work while my back was killing me. i had to roll all boulders from around 50' from the UPPER left side of the pond. if you notice, left of the water fall, the ground drops sharply, that's where i had to avoid losing control of those giant boulders and having them roll in and distroying the pond. it took everything i had to move them a foot let alone stopping them from dropping to fast down that steep slope...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
i did try those floating plants: 1st they don't sell em til late spring/early summer(that makes no sence). i noticed, to late, that they do better when they don't move around the pond(so they didn't florish). i'll give them another shot this summer. the plants that are in the water now is on the north side, so thats useless. this year i'll probably drain down to where i can put plants on the south side.
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
before i increased the depth(raised the sides) it was 65"... pretty sure it's more than 6'
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
i just did it...
Roger Michon
Roger Michon - 16 years ago
Great job on your pond. Some tips about the green water, alge. If you add some floating plants to your pond to reduce the amount of sunlight that could help. Also if you add a UV filter that would help also. Keep up the good work. Roger
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
motorfly: would love 2 see the end results
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
i have... they are the best i can get with my shi++y kodak digital camera and thick green water. when i fix the algee problem, i'll get better vids up...
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
there are 2 drain pipes, on that side of the house, that come from the roof.
Alex Davis
Alex Davis - 16 years ago
great looking pond.. looks as well done as any professional one ive seen. you should start a business. what was the purpose of the pvc running from your house? was that to help put up the flagstone path?
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 16 years ago
yes, goldfish feeders are about 10". and rosey reds; the 1st spring had 1000's swimming around. now there are so many generation of roseys(different sizes) and an endless supply of feeders for koi and indoor fish tank... rosey's are so much bigger & heathier growing in my pond than the pet stores...
joshua cortez
joshua cortez - 16 years ago
wheres the fish
Richard Walsh
Richard Walsh - 17 years ago
a concrete truck gets loaded at the companies batch plant. all materials (sand, stone, cement, and water) get loaded at once. i just filled it up with water... i only put 1200gal in because on the way home there's a steep hill with a stop sign at the bottom(water would just pour out)
Patrick Butters
Patrick Butters - 17 years ago
cool video nice pond

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