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    I shall endeavour to raise it up to the correct level:smile:

    Good afternoon everyone and thank you all for your advice and input,it is very much appreciated my friends,what is the earliest I can put some plants in ie Oxygenators ect :smile:

    10 ft x 8 ft x 5 ft deep

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      I would say late March/early April just as they come into growth , don't fall in Woo while you raise it up to the correct level though ;) wet feathers on a Owl NOT A GOOD LOOK upload_2014-12-29_14-29-51.jpeg
       
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      Many thanks Spruce my friend,wet needles on a spruce are a far worse a look:heehee::blue thumb:
       
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        Had to empty the pond to day,to find my missing Iris which a fox or cat pushed it in the pond;)

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        Found it:phew::phew:

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          Hi Woo.,
          please dont put golden orfe in your pond,
          The pond looks good, but I killed 10 orfe in my pond a few years ago.

          They need lots of space and more importantly lots of oxygen.

          Just go for some common old goldfish.:)
           
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            Good evening @pete I have taken your sound advice on board and I am thinking of leaving it as a wildlife pond with no fish,what do you think,I have had a large heron visiting every day:smile:
             
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              Yep, go for a wildlife pond Woo.:smile:
              Its a lot less hassle.
               
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                If its hassle free that's for me;)
                 
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                  I dont know.you cant beat watching orfe darting about . Having said that my pond is netted to protect from a huge heron thts been around for a few years now. It grabbed a frog the other day.Saw the legs danging from the beak as it took flight,poor little bugger .
                   
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                    Definitely a wild life pond :blue thumb:
                     
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                      Good morning @WeeTam each to their own my friend,just my opinnion of course but for me (and I have used a net) it just doesn't look natural to me;)
                       
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                        This morning I have planted a Yellow Iris and some water forget me nots in pond baskets and also put an American Water Iris versicolour in the pond,now this is only in a small pond basket do I replant it or should it go in the soil at the edge of the pond:smile: Thank you
                         
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                        I've put an answer for this on the other post woo ....
                         
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                          Good morning @"M" thank you for that you kindness is appreciated my friend:smile:
                           
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