Pond or pondless?
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Tell us why you would prefer one over the other.
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I love the look and tranquility of ponds, but I have to stick to pondless for now, for safety reasons. Got one little boy, and another on the way. I worry about them injuring themselves, and I also worry about mosquitoes.
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3po3
on Jan 14, 2013
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We had -10 F the night before last...and life at 8500 feet is pretty chilly year round. My "pond" would be a small scale hockey rink for most of the year. We have a ice rink in our town that is a Tennis court in the 3 warm months of the year.
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KMS Woodworks
on Jan 15, 2013
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Maintenance and price...
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Miriam Illions
on Jan 15, 2013
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Steve G , a properly filtered pond with moving water (waterfall) will not attract mosquitoes. They breed in stagnant water.
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Ponds Patios and Waterfalls Co.
on Jan 15, 2013
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I know that's true, but I would still be nervous that I wouldn't be maintaining it properly. Also, what KMS said, even though my town is significantly lower and warmer than KMS' town.
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3po3
on Jan 15, 2013
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Barker Meadows Res...is about a block away from my house...at 420 acres it is a pretty good size pond
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KMS Woodworks
on Jan 16, 2013
Miriam Illions
on Jan 15, 2013
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