How to Build an Indoor Pond

Decide where you want your indoor pond to be., Choose your pond container,and place it where you want it to be. , Build up the sides of your pond by stacking stones along the edges of your container until the top edge is concealed by a row of...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Decide where you want your indoor pond to be.

    Heavier ponds should be located on the lower levels of your home, such as your basement.
  2. Step 2: Choose your pond container

    ,,, This will keep the water from becoming stagnant by keeping it moving. , If you want to add goldfish to your pond, you will need to build up the sides of your pond and use an aquarium filter to keep the water clean rather than the chlorinator.

    Add the filter to the pond before you add the pump, and turn them on simultaneously. ,,
  3. Step 3: and place it where you want it to be.

  4. Step 4: Build up the sides of your pond by stacking stones along the edges of your container until the top edge is concealed by a row of stones.

  5. Step 5: Run a hose from your kitchen sink or outdoor faucet to your container

  6. Step 6: and add ordinary tap water to your pond until the water level is about 3 inches(7.62 cm) from the top of your container.

  7. Step 7: Place a small submersible pump in the center of your pond.

  8. Step 8: Turn on your submersible pump

  9. Step 9: and add a chlorinator to the pond water while it is running

  10. Step 10: to help keep the water clean.

  11. Step 11: Decide what kind of plants you want to place around your pond and re-pot them in sand or clay.

  12. Step 12: Finish your pond by placing your plants around the edges of your pond.

Detailed Guide

Heavier ponds should be located on the lower levels of your home, such as your basement.

,,, This will keep the water from becoming stagnant by keeping it moving. , If you want to add goldfish to your pond, you will need to build up the sides of your pond and use an aquarium filter to keep the water clean rather than the chlorinator.

Add the filter to the pond before you add the pump, and turn them on simultaneously. ,,

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