QUOTE(heng84 @ Jan 31 2012, 02:27 PM)
bro moe, what a fantastic house u got, btw regarding the pond.. have you soak your pond for a month before you start cycling.. ? just remember to check your ph before u add in new fish.. normally new concrete/cement pond will have high ph.. then it will gradually decrease after some time with water change. you should have made your pond bigger haha, since your temperature there should be lower and its ideal for keepng japanese koi. and just a precaution, those stone/gravels on the bottom of the pond.. it will be troublesome in future if u decide to keep fish. they have a forum at (koianswers . com ) malaysian & singaporean base , alot koi kichis can help you out and give you suggestions
Thanks Heng.the pond has been soaked, washed with pineapple, soaked and washed again several times. will definately do the ph test. but so far there's 3 tester tilapia(hardy) in the big pond, some swordtails and guppies and mollies in the fountain. they all seem to be doin fine.
made the pond bigger? hmm, it's a bit tricky. if u see carefully, the fountain and the river is directly above my basement carpark. we have about almost one feet of soil there just for the grass. The pond just clears the carpark. and beside the pond there another tank underground measuring 8 by 8 feet by depth 3 feet. this tank is a reservoir for mountain water for the sprinkler system.
Well, here's the thing. though i'm into fish keeping but i didn't quite intend that for this pond. the idea is, the pond is the main thing, not the fish. the fish is only to accesorise the pond. i'm probably gonna put 3 kois and 2 kelahs maybe. that's the max i would go. so u get the idea.
i'll definately look into the forum. and besides, what's kichis?
Jan 31 2012, 03:35 PM

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