Wow, I am glad to see quite a few Kansas ponders here. Heaven knows I need help in ponding since I'm so new to it. I might need to travel around KS to see some of your ponds and stocktanks.
My plan of getting the fish and lilies this weekend is busted. My friend is unable to close her house because the inspection paperwork was turned in late. So now we wait. She has a new baby and the pond takes up almost the whole backyard so she and her hubby decided to fill it.
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For now, I'll just have to drool over you guys' pond and fish pics until I get mine. Plus my pond water has gone down quite a bit so I wonder if there is a leak some where in the waterfall. I love to troubleshoot but moving the big rocks will be difficult.
I bought 1 water hyacinth last weekend for $5.00 (soooo expensive)
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so I'm hoping someone will respond to my "Need water hyacinth" post on the exchange forum. My pond water is turning greener by the day so I know I need some surface coverage until my lilies send up more pads.
Since I just got done running this morning and off today (hooray for 4 day weekend
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), I need to find the leak in my waterfall (or may be the skippy filter??).
Happy Ponding everyone!!! Have a great weekend.
Kuan