Adding Fish to the DIY Pond

The second installment of the pond build is here! The pond still isn't entirely complete, but we've got fish in it now. This pond was build specifically for the group of fish that I already have, so I am very excited that they're finally in their new home along with 11 new additions.

On a side note, Goldfish (specifically long-bodied) are some of my favorite fish. I don't care what anyone says, goldfish are the PERFECT fish for this pond and one of the best fish period! They have big personalities, are beautiful and are easy to care for. What more could you want in a fish? I know they tend to have the stigma of being a "dirty fish" but I think they are actually a cleaner fish. I think this comes from people keeping them in homes that are too small or inadequately filtered. They constantly sift through the substrate, which makes debris more likely to be captured by the filter.Anyways, enough of my tangent... I just love these fish!

Part 1: https://youtu.be/TeHybQPz7RE

Again, a huge thanks for Oase for supplying the pumps! It was a huge burden off of me and was really appreciated. I'm using the Waterfall Pump 1650 for the skimmer and will be using AquaMax Eco Premium 3000 for the rest. I'll talk more about those in the next video and put some links below.

https://store.oase-usa.com/

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