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Very Unique Pond


Mango4Jade

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We did the same thing but with goldfish! Anything smaller and the Kingfishers and Kookaburras would have taken, if not covered. There was a bet going to see how long they would last between the birds and cats. They found a new pond when we started into Bettas. Was thinking of doing it again with Aiden's guppies and a strong cover.

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The bettas hardly get agressive due to the fact of the hiding spaced of the plants provided, but if one gets aggressive (99% Chance its a male) then Yeevia jars then up.

IMHO, I would think most of them are females. I know he puts his males in beenie boxes.

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That is one thing that gets up my "craw" about the asian breeders, they don't need heaters http://ausaqua.net/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif life would be soo much easier without the worry of heaters and needing to keep tanks covered for humidity (damn winter spawnings http://ausaqua.net/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif )

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  • 1 year later...

=O

i did EXACTLY the same thing when i was a bit younger... the exact same plastic shell-shaped pond as well!

only ours had 2 goldfish and these wild guppies that died.... =(

i must say you did a much greater job than me. yours is beautiful! seeing all those little bettas swimming around the place =)

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