Large Koi Pond Renovation Project in Frenchtown, NJ

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  • Опубліковано 27 лис 2024
  • Check out this renovation project of a large koi pond. Join the Full Service Aquatics crew of Summit, NJ in this Pond Hunter video where a very large pond suffering from water quality issues and design problems get a complete pond renovation and overhaul. Thanks for watching! Mike Gannon is The Pond Hunter and owner at Full Service Aquatics a koi pond and water garden design / installation company based in the state of New Jersey. Visit their website at fullserviceaquatics.com and give FSA a call at 908.277.6000 to make your water feature designs comes to life.

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  • @niagarawaterscapes
    @niagarawaterscapes Рік тому +1

    What a change. Way more functional than before!

  • @BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists
    @BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists 6 років тому +1

    Duckweed is such a good barometer of water quality. That green carpet showed just how filthy that water was!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому +1

      It was a total mess!! Much better now!

  • @shahstv2987
    @shahstv2987 4 роки тому +1

    awesome pond, great job

  • @ThePepperford
    @ThePepperford 8 років тому +151

    No fish. Please revisit when the koi are in.

  • @markt8517
    @markt8517 8 років тому +218

    the back round looked like bad Photoshop it was trippy every time your face or body was on it

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +12

      its caused by some effect youtube uses to "stabilize" videos, but yes, trippy all the same!

    • @markt8517
      @markt8517 8 років тому +3

      Yes I know I was just comparing good job 👌

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +4

      The customers that this pond was built for eventually added koi and goldfish and lots of plants

    • @Bynxiffy
      @Bynxiffy 7 років тому +4

      MarKay Beats I thought I was the only one who noticed

    • @courtneydraws3420
      @courtneydraws3420 7 років тому +3

      MarKay Beats same I was going to say the same thing it's so photoshopped

  • @Helveteshit
    @Helveteshit 8 років тому +42

    At least the owner was smart enough to throw in duckweed so it didn't become an algae feast

  • @lrmklm3491
    @lrmklm3491 6 років тому +4

    I gave you 11 minutes out of my day, a complete stranger as well, and I found this very interesting! Thank you

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      11 minutes is an awesome commitment! Thank you for watching, thank you for commenting!! All the best to you.

  • @shoeshine_shane2756
    @shoeshine_shane2756 8 років тому +1

    "Really big ASS liner" hahahaha!!!
    Love this video Mike. Definitely gave me some ideas for any future pond transformations!!!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      +Paramount Ponds Ha! thanks for checking out the vid! Mike

  • @debrabelton3161
    @debrabelton3161 6 років тому +1

    I really like your work. This pond fits its locations and surroundings, like it was always a part of the property. Great job.
    I would also do native fish. Koi are beautiful, but native fish can be great too.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      Hi Debra! I agree, when designing a pond one of my goals is to have the pond, or any water feature, look like it occurred naturally. Sometimes achieving that is a challenge.

  • @leecalladine
    @leecalladine 7 років тому +15

    awesome job. I love how you rock out these ponds. truly amazing. wish more ponds in UK were built like this. bet they can be a big job to clean though.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Hey Lee, thanks for commenting! I love building this way. The cleaning of these type of ponds does not have to be done very often. When they do it is only a big job, because it is a big pond, otherwise they stay pretty clean!

  • @ilovegoatsecks
    @ilovegoatsecks 8 років тому +33

    needs plants! needs lighting! looks a step above original, but not an inviting atmosphere. needs palms, flowers, lilys. ambient lighting, even underwater lighting around the edges. that would really, really make that pond spark!!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +2

      Hey Buddy, good ideas! thanks for the feedback

    • @jamesshepherd6972
      @jamesshepherd6972 5 років тому

      The Aquascape Stacked slate earns would look good to dress up your 3 fountains

  • @browndog9402
    @browndog9402 7 років тому +6

    That pond is so sick, would love to have another one that size, we had one but snapping turtles kept going in and eating all the fish. Just before we sold the property i noticeded a small group of what looked like trout, i didnt want to move after that.

  • @808Tornado
    @808Tornado 7 років тому +1

    One of the nicest Ive seen. Looks like a 30k water feature when Im sure its no were near that much.

  • @libertybasset5460
    @libertybasset5460 8 років тому

    Thanks! Great video! Love the work you do! Amazing... 15k gph via skimmers is un-believable!!!! Perfect amount for that depth and surface area!!!! Most installers would say oh 10k is enough but it's really really not

  • @edwinreyes3998
    @edwinreyes3998 7 років тому

    the end result was absolutely stunning

  • @kike8008
    @kike8008 8 років тому +1

    Great job , I want to see more videos coming , I love pond videos , keep up the great job .👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @dontmindme6972
    @dontmindme6972 3 роки тому +1

    His head certainly making background jiggly, haha

  • @davedreyer47006
    @davedreyer47006 9 років тому +1

    Amazing pond transformation! Thanks for sharing this awesome video. I will be digging my pond in the Spring. This video confirms the plans I have for my pond (except mine will be 1/4th the size). I was inspired by the rock retaining walls inside the pond backfilled with smaller stones.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  9 років тому

      +Dave Dreyer Thanks for checking out the vid Dave! Good luck with the pond, send some video!! Mike

  • @famoslyritch1
    @famoslyritch1 7 років тому +2

    This was awesome! I have a small red eared slider turtle, and in a year or two, when it gets too large to keep indoors without needing a 100 some odd gallon tank. I plan on making my own pond for it (though nothing nearly as large as the one in the video, I don't even think my yard has the amount of square footage as that pond.)

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Love those turtles! good luck with the pond!

  • @axelfh6710
    @axelfh6710 8 років тому

    Awesome pond. Especially with the different depths :)
    Would have loved to see the kois in there
    Cheers from Germany

  • @TudorFencing
    @TudorFencing 7 років тому +2

    That is a fantastic job! Can this pond also be swam in without hurting the liner? How long will this pond typically last before everything has to be pulled back out and the liner replaced? Thanks.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Hi Jason. The pond was not really designed for humans to swim in it, but it is big enough and 3' deep in most of it, so if someone chose to go into it and splash around they certainly could; and its nice filtered water. The liner has a manufacture rated 40 year life expectancy, but they can last longer when covered over and protected with rock and gravel.

    • @TudorFencing
      @TudorFencing 7 років тому +1

      Thanks for responding. I've been thinking of putting in a backyard pond and you've helped answer some of the questions I've had.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Thanks for watching. Lots of other projects on my channel. Good luck and let me know if I can help in any way. Mike

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Anytime Jason!

    • @jorgevalencia7370
      @jorgevalencia7370 7 років тому

      Nice pond guys , I used to work doing ponds .

  • @zinuhe83
    @zinuhe83 7 років тому +1

    damn! that camera captured the fabric of space/time being warped. cool

  • @kevinpeterkin376
    @kevinpeterkin376 6 років тому +4

    the force is strong with this one, anyone notice how because of his high midichlorian count reality was warped around him?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      My midi was high that day for sure! LOL

  • @CazeePonds
    @CazeePonds 9 років тому +3

    Amazing work as always Mike. But the look on your face when describing the fiberglass rocks for the water, OMG PRICELESS!!!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  9 років тому +1

      +Cazee Ponds Thanks Brad! Ha! those fiberglass rocks are still sitting in my yard waiting to be cut up for the dumpster. Thanks for checking out the vid!

  • @paully069
    @paully069 7 років тому +1

    That pond is Awesome ! Great JOB !

  • @Arteolike
    @Arteolike 8 років тому +1

    Great looking project, not quite sure about actually building in the shelves, I would have kept the depth as the first selves and made it deeper in the center.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      +Arteolike Hey, thanks for the feedback and checking out the video!

  • @pauljenkins4030
    @pauljenkins4030 7 років тому +1

    Very nice pond

  • @dougieranger
    @dougieranger 7 років тому +1

    What a difference, great job guys.

  • @mindovermatter2009secretstash
    @mindovermatter2009secretstash 7 років тому +3

    im sooo excited that that lil frog in the beginning gets its pond pimped nto stolen.. ha. i love it. . Baby Kiss that Frog .. and Pond! :D

  • @Will-ov7of
    @Will-ov7of 7 років тому +2

    very nice....we need you here in Shelbyville Tn to do some work I have been wanting a pond for some time now....maybe I will have one installed before fall

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Thanks Denali, we did a great project in Knoxville, TN last fall. Came out awesome, love that TN stone! -Mike

  • @absentmindedstudios
    @absentmindedstudios 8 років тому +29

    As soon as I get a house, I'm installing a 30k gallon pond... I want one so bad. This was beautiful. How many gallons is this pond?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +8

      hey Motoverse! The final gallonage came to about 26,000 gallons, big enough to swim with the fish!

    • @absentmindedstudios
      @absentmindedstudios 8 років тому +2

      thePondHunter Awesome. Definitely a goal of mine.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +5

      Hey Edward do you even have the slightest idea of what the bill was on this project? Any idea at all? Please tell me what the bill was that you think I ran through the roof. I'll wait for your next empty statement.... The koi are doing just fine as well.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +10

      Of course you can't answer it, because you are making statements and criticisms based on ZERO knowledge of a situation, while accusing me of running up customer's bills. I always look to experts to continue learning, what type of expertise in the pond industry do you hold or base your opinions on? So far I am not finding you helpful, and your "advise" is highly debatable.

    • @emersondowning5195
      @emersondowning5195 7 років тому +2

      thePondHunter boom

  • @leebennett3672
    @leebennett3672 Рік тому +1

    Amazing, fantastic job .when you need 6 men to carry the liner you know it's big 😃😃.god only knows how much it cost.if I had the money and the space I would fly you guys over to the UK to do one for me . amazing thanks for posting xx

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  Рік тому +1

      Thanks so much. Let me know when you are ready for your pond!! Cheers!

  • @magzire
    @magzire 8 років тому +2

    great job, top quality!

  • @pejoly2
    @pejoly2 8 років тому +1

    What a great job. Makes me want to put a pond in. Love your videos:)

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      Thanks Pejoly! call me when you are ready for that pond!

  • @petersvan7880
    @petersvan7880 6 років тому +1

    Great job, terrific pond!

  • @goodingwashington6099
    @goodingwashington6099 4 роки тому +1

    All ponds look great when new. Hopefully you added lot of plants and fish to bring it to life.
    I would love to see how this pond is after couple of years

  • @bravelittleroomba
    @bravelittleroomba 6 років тому +1

    What I'm wondering is how the duckweed got so overgrown when there were koi in the pond the whole time.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому +1

      There were no koi, no fish at all, prior to the renovation of the pond.

  • @kills456
    @kills456 7 років тому +1

    You should invest in a dingo or MI I skid steer will definitely save you time on moving materials also this would have looked a ton better with some lighting but beautiful pond I want one at my house now lol

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Those are great machines! I agree, lighting would have been awesome.

  • @juhuuhy827
    @juhuuhy827 6 років тому +1

    How much does a pond like this run someone, i'd have to guess around 10 grand?

  • @eduardoarroyo3023
    @eduardoarroyo3023 3 роки тому +1

    what kind of geomembrane to use

  • @Kendo121e
    @Kendo121e 5 років тому +1

    Nice forest background...

  • @jamielynn7674
    @jamielynn7674 5 років тому +1

    i'm trying to get an idea of how much building a pond like this would cost. We have acerage and I REALLY want a pond. How much would you estimate for something similar that is not already dug

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  5 років тому

      Hi Jamie, thanks for reaching out. There is no real standard for pricing on projects like these. If it were truly this type and size of pond you may be looking anywhere from $60K - $100K or more depending on how you approach the project. If you'd like more specific information please feel free to contact me directly and we can get more detailed info. Thanks

  • @christinemccoy32
    @christinemccoy32 8 років тому +1

    I'm a fan..and the content you put out is amazing....I watch, but don't always comment...but I'm more shy than people would know.but....I am confident with my intuition..and am just elated at your efforts to share your love of Ponding, it shows....it is fun to watch you work. Great video...will be back for sure!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +1

      +Christine McCoy And I'll have some more coming out as quick as I can! thanks for checking out the vids!

  • @sissymurphy9620
    @sissymurphy9620 9 років тому +1

    I really like the fountain heads are you going to keep that feature .I have something similar in my pond

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  9 років тому

      +sissy murphy Hey Sissy! Yes the fountains are a permanent part of the design. Fountain heads look great, and they help to oxygenate really well too! Thanks for watching! Mike

  • @MrLabYoshi
    @MrLabYoshi 8 років тому +1

    Love it, but where are the KOIs?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      The koi were introduced after the video was shot.

  • @robertholtz
    @robertholtz 5 років тому +5

    Those three hoses popping out of the water are extremely unnatural looking. A great start but ultimately incomplete.

  • @PuffOfSmoke
    @PuffOfSmoke 8 років тому +5

    Beautifully made. Well explained as well. Subbing.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +1

      +Puff Of Smoke Thanks Puff! I'll have more coming!

  • @bruh-uc6so
    @bruh-uc6so 8 років тому +1

    i have a serious question and i am also in new jersey, i wanted to know how deep i can dig my pond without requiring a permit or something along those lines. Glassboro nj to be exact.

  • @tamaradevise7129
    @tamaradevise7129 8 років тому +1

    Very nice work ! I wondered what it cost the owner for you to put in ?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      Hello Tamara, I'm happy you enjoyed the video! Projects like this will typically be around $60K and can get alot more expensive easily up to $80K.

    • @Decentralized_World1
      @Decentralized_World1 8 років тому +1

      Can you list the expenses of a project like this in the order of most expensive to least. I'm thinking maybe i can cut down the price by getting some of the materials myself.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      The rockwork and labor are the higher cost items, the materials like liner, filters, etc were less of a cost. The labor number does not matter since you are DIY, and labor varies from company to company. Rock was the biggest ticket item because of the large amount we needed, rock pricing can vary wildly depending on where you are located.

  • @texrexy5344
    @texrexy5344 7 років тому +1

    Hi, at 4:11 is the reason I click the video...how long that's plastic fabric gonna last?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      That pond liner has a 40 year life expectancy when installed correctly.

  • @kevinpaul5480
    @kevinpaul5480 7 років тому +1

    Looking through the comments, I was unable to find any questions in regards to the price that a job of this magnitude would require. With the 26,000 gallons of water, large and small rocks and stones, water feature, man power and hourly rates, etc. How much would a job like this or this particular one cost?
    Thank you

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Hey Kevin. As you guessed I can't say how much this particular project was because I can't disclose how much clients are investing in the projects. However a project like this would be in a range of $40K - $60K.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Yep. I'd be out of business too at that price.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Thanks for the feedback George! Have a great pond season!

  • @antomano5623
    @antomano5623 3 роки тому

    Much nicer than before.

  • @northzero2390
    @northzero2390 6 років тому +1

    Do you hunt ponds or creatures around the ponds? What's your weapon of choice?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      I hunt both, weapon of choice... camera!

  • @geertslandwaterscapes7930
    @geertslandwaterscapes7930 7 років тому

    Great transformation! Nice work! Mike, maybe do a follow up video of say 1 year later with plants and fish life.

  • @mattfavaloro350
    @mattfavaloro350 4 роки тому +1

    I might be ignorant how can rocks be fresh are they volcanic rock that recently rejected from a volcano or just recent rock that the convection of the Earth core has brought up to the surface or is it fresh from the blasting mine in appearance I'm confused that rock could be billions of years old I must be missing something

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  4 роки тому

      I was kidding about the rock being fresh. It was actually pretty old rock.

  • @LiezerZero
    @LiezerZero 8 років тому +1

    How can rocks be SO damn old and yet fresh?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +1

      +Valueless Dollar Ha! yes, that is the big question! lol

  • @gian2354
    @gian2354 6 років тому +8

    4:37 lol look at those trees behind him

  • @BillSands2112
    @BillSands2112 4 роки тому +1

    Epic beautiful pond..Kudos

  • @blakejaskuloski3156
    @blakejaskuloski3156 5 років тому +2

    Should’ve used bubbler rocks rather than raw pipe? Looks unfinished

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  5 років тому

      It was a budget issue, otherwise nice idea!

  • @lhgan1
    @lhgan1 7 років тому +1

    Great pond! Wonder how much does it cost?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Hello Gan. Projects like this can range in cost pretty widely. This type of project could be from $60K+

  • @iyonewheeler6589
    @iyonewheeler6589 6 років тому +2

    is it going to be the biggest Pond in the world

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      I think it just might be!! thanks for watching

  • @Julexio
    @Julexio 6 років тому +1

    Me I love watching they build :)

  • @killabees-m4t
    @killabees-m4t 7 років тому +1

    Fantastic job Mike!

  • @clints8731
    @clints8731 6 років тому +1

    Nice job. How long did that take? 3 weeks?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому +1

      Thanks Clint. This project took about 8 days start to finish. I'm fortunate to have a great and experienced team!

  • @ryleeshafer8780
    @ryleeshafer8780 8 років тому

    what was the liner and its thickness used in this construction? Was there underlayment? Is there a particular type of liner you suggest for 100sqft type or bigger

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      Hello Rylee. On this project we used a 45mil EPDM pond liner, it is the industry standard and has a 40 year life expectancy. We used a geotextile underlayment material before liner was installed. For your 100sqft pond I'd still use the 45mil EPDM as liner.

  • @HumbeTX
    @HumbeTX 6 років тому +1

    great job!

  • @alexxie8243
    @alexxie8243 8 років тому +4

    beautiful

  • @achimlaun4514
    @achimlaun4514 7 років тому +1

    Nice job. Do you know how large the energy consumption is? Just approximately. Greets from Germany ;)

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому +1

      Thanks Achim. The 2 pumps are high efficiency, and probably costs $50.00 month to run them both full time.

  • @hanzifaction
    @hanzifaction 9 років тому +1

    Music is a little depressing... But that's one good looking pond, great job boys!

  • @robertkocher3534
    @robertkocher3534 7 років тому

    I just stopped the video at 5:00. I was expecting at least one bottom drain to be plumbed and for the grading to allow dirt/debris to get to the bottom drain. Any reason why you chose not to include a bottom drain?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Hi Robert, the method of construction that we use does not require the bottom drain, however we do actually have subtle grading for maintenance purposes.

    • @robertkocher3534
      @robertkocher3534 7 років тому

      Thanks for the reply Mike. I know you can't go into too much detail here, but considering all those trees, how is the homeowner getting those leaves out of the pond in November? I know you've got the pond recirculating almost once/hour (23K gal/hr of a 26K gal pond), but the skimmers won't be able to keep up in the fall.
      All in all, it's a beautiful renovation. Do you have a storefront in Summit? I have a friend that lives there. I'd like to visit your store when I visit him. Thanks.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Hi Robert. The pond gets covered during the month of October while leaves are really coming down because there is NO system that will keep up with the leaves. After the deluge of falling leaves the netting is removed and the skimmers do a great job of clearing surface debris during the rest of the year. We are based in Summit, but no storefront, my company has a warehouse that is not open to the public, but you'd be welcome to visit!!

  • @bartcampaner1041
    @bartcampaner1041 7 років тому +1

    Hey sir?? What the name of big clothing cover in ur pond??

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Hi BarT. I'm not sure what you mean by "big clothing cover". Please give me some more information on your question and I am happy to answer! Thanks for checking out the video.

  • @noahchambers5425
    @noahchambers5425 8 років тому +2

    what do you estimate the total cost of this pond build at

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +1

      Hi Noah. Ponds of this size can easily run $50K+ depending on exactly how the project is handled. Pricing is affected by many variables, and up to $70K would not be unusual.

  • @MASHIMAURICIO
    @MASHIMAURICIO 5 років тому

    Hi mike i id like to built a concrete pond of that same size .. what r the big differences ???

  • @mohamaddaoui2226
    @mohamaddaoui2226 7 років тому

    Amazing work

  • @sasaeteurn
    @sasaeteurn 8 років тому +1

    Nice! Looks great.

  • @sissymurphy9620
    @sissymurphy9620 9 років тому +1

    How big was the pond and welcome back as I have not seen you on in awhile fellow NJ friend

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  9 років тому

      +sissy murphy Hey Jersey friend! This pond is about 40'X35'X3' and the wetland filter is about 15'X10'. Thanks for checking out the vid and I'll have more coming! Mike

  • @bluepawn
    @bluepawn 7 років тому +4

    I would prefer something with much more plants and flowers instead of rocks only... a little bit of rock but not so much like that.

  • @Jwall_131E
    @Jwall_131E 9 років тому +1

    Love your work!

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  9 років тому

      +Jim Walloch Thanks Jim! Thanks for checking out the vid! Mike

  • @ZeeGreatOne
    @ZeeGreatOne 8 років тому +1

    Very nice pond, how long did it take to make?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому +1

      Hello James this project took 7 work days to complete from start to finish. thanks for checking it out!

  • @HeavenlyEx
    @HeavenlyEx 8 років тому +4

    A good pond doesnt need artificial filtering. A good selection of aquatic and bog Garden plants will do all the filtering and keep it natural and balanced. By the way, what happened to the frog?

    • @robertkocher3534
      @robertkocher3534 7 років тому +6

      In theory, yes. However, did you see all of the trees around this pond? You will definitely need to skim the leaves off and maintain the skimmers.

  • @larryz3985
    @larryz3985 5 років тому +1

    How much would a pond like this cost.. to hire someone to do this I have about 22×19 space?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  5 років тому +1

      Hello Larry. There are too many variables that affect pricing to answer your question without alot more information. I am very happy to help you figure out pricing if you'd like to give me a call 908.277.6000 or email me info@fullserviceaquatics.com

  • @lightsonevergreen5967
    @lightsonevergreen5967 8 років тому +1

    Great pond! Looks amazing. How many gallons was it?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      +Lights on Evergreen Thanks for commenting! this pond is around 16,000 gallons.

  • @peoriafamily6525
    @peoriafamily6525 7 років тому +2

    Nice job u guys worked hard 😉

  • @andyimperial27
    @andyimperial27 6 років тому +1

    How much did this project cost??! Damni badly want one! One of my dream pond tbh.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      Hello Andrea. Pond projects of this scope can have quite a range depending on how you approach such a project. A realistic ballpark range using our construction methods would be from $60K+ Some projects like this could be much more. If you'd ever like to have a talk please just let me know! -Mike

  • @nitramretep
    @nitramretep 7 років тому

    Nice job!

  • @CosmicWaffle26
    @CosmicWaffle26 6 років тому +1

    Wow :o wonder how many bluegill I could put in there

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      Lots and lots of bluegill could live in this pond!!

  • @idahoduckhunter
    @idahoduckhunter 2 роки тому

    Is it hard to keep gravel clean at the bottom?

  • @7043nz0_h
    @7043nz0_h 6 років тому +1

    wow, amazing

  • @АленаПетрова-у1к
    @АленаПетрова-у1к 4 роки тому

    Главное - не останавливаться и довести дело до конца, а то сегодня - охота строить, а завтра - не охота

  • @a.l.michael6240
    @a.l.michael6240 6 років тому +1

    Could someone swim in it without messing it up?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      Absolutely, although this was not specifically designed for that use.

  • @nerdybuddercat2765
    @nerdybuddercat2765 6 років тому +1

    why was the area surrounding him warping?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому

      It is an effect of some editing done with UA-cam, weird!

  • @CHRONICjon716
    @CHRONICjon716 6 років тому +1

    I wish all the pond gurus on UA-cam would give us some idea how much these beauties cost.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому +3

      Hey Big Stank! That's a common question on this project. A project like this would have a range of anywhere from $60K up to $100K (or more) depending on exactly how you approach the project and some other considerations.

  • @MikeF66
    @MikeF66 7 років тому +1

    Great pond

  • @evertonfc9650
    @evertonfc9650 6 років тому

    Looks great

  • @im_ismaeel
    @im_ismaeel 6 років тому

    What was the full cost??

  • @reddmanpower606
    @reddmanpower606 8 років тому +1

    we're there any fish or other animals in the pond.

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  8 років тому

      Hello Redd, the koi fish were introduced about 2 weeks after the video was shot.

  • @tyortiz5062
    @tyortiz5062 6 років тому +1

    So we got this really big ass liner in place😂😂

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  6 років тому +1

      Hey Ty! thanks for checking out the vid, and "big ass" it was!

  • @scottgordin9709
    @scottgordin9709 2 роки тому

    That’s not a pond, that’s a lake!!! Looks sweet though.

  • @naerwyn239
    @naerwyn239 7 років тому

    Whoa. I love this video, but the weird video effect that was going on needs to not happen. The pond is gorgeous! I'm going to have to watch more of your channel. :D Are you going to go back when they add fish?

    • @thePondHunter
      @thePondHunter  7 років тому

      Thanks Naerwyn. Yes, the video effect ( a UA-cam effect btw) is a bit strange. A follow up video will happen at some point.

  • @wijoyoadi65
    @wijoyoadi65 Рік тому

    what is the basis of geomembrane plastic?