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garden pebble pond
Can anyone suggest what depth my pebble-pond should be? I have no intention of fish keeping- but if wildlife chooses to populate it then that's fine. Although the main purpose is simply a garden feature.
I already have a fountain installed - do I also require a filter?
NB: I am using a flexible liner- but it isn't too late to get underneath this to remove sand/lime chips....
I already have a fountain installed - do I also require a filter?
NB: I am using a flexible liner- but it isn't too late to get underneath this to remove sand/lime chips....
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Being a novice with garden ponds - I thought it logical to keep the water clean & clear that a filter may be required. I do know that if it's not oxygenated then it would end up a green muddy mess. I plan at some stage to introduce some aquatic plants so if there are any pitfalls there I would appreciate experienced advice.
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