SIMPLE TYRE FISH POND MAKING AT HOME

There are many Instructables (and different Web pages) on using tires (tyres, however I’ll use the alternative spelling) for gardens, which I had been very stimulated with the aid of, however here is how I used two tractor the front tires to build a fish pond. The unique inhabitants were our two surviving bronze goldfish, who after years inner, ultimately bred in the pond and had 3 babies.This pond became constructed in December 2007 in the sooner days of my turn-the-the front-lawn-into-lawn challenge.The tires got here from a park mowing tractor so are wider than regular tractor tires, giving more top to the pond. You can usually pick out these up loose, in New Zealand anyway, from huge tire repair and deliver workshops: mine got here from the parks protection organisation I work for – free disposal for them and unfastened deliver for me!

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Materials:

tractor tires (one, two, tractor, automobile – your preference)

big cardboard container, old carpet, and so on

sand

newspaper

thick polythene sheet from a nearby BORG (Big Orange Retail Giant)

bendy drainage coil (I had this mendacity around)

geotextile (eg weedmat, mudstop, and so on) [oh, or you could use old carpet!]

wire mesh

fencing cord

soil, box blend, or compost

water

fish

water vegetation and land plants

terracotta pots