tucker
06-11-2005, 02:21 PM
This is not been a good week......everything has been happening and going wrong.
This morning, got up, and we had to go into town first thing......didn't look at the pond, but heard the waterfall running.
Just got home......and decided to go out and plant some flowers I brought last nite and looked at the pond, and saw nothing.......no lily pads, no lily blooms, no water .
I only had about 1-1/2ft of water left in my pond (and my pond is 15'x15'x3-1/2' deep - approx 5000 gals).....good thing my pump is off the bottom. Some of the plants were knocked over, and the hose leading to the filter was on the ground.
First thing......turn on the water - luckily, I have well water - lets hope I have a good supply, lol. Its going in slow as I have a nozzle on it to spray it in to give it some O2.
The fish seem ok.....I see my big ones, have no idea if some of the smaller ones are missing (I have alot), and don't have an exact count.
Now, my patience with critters is running thin (we have a beaver in the swamp next to us that I have spent a hour a morning breaking the dam down that is in the creek that runs my property line - he likes flooding my back yard), and if this is a raccoon, or other critter - he's dead.
Well, might as well clean the filters while this is happening, and figure out a way to keep that hose from being knocked out of the filter again.
This morning, got up, and we had to go into town first thing......didn't look at the pond, but heard the waterfall running.
Just got home......and decided to go out and plant some flowers I brought last nite and looked at the pond, and saw nothing.......no lily pads, no lily blooms, no water .
I only had about 1-1/2ft of water left in my pond (and my pond is 15'x15'x3-1/2' deep - approx 5000 gals).....good thing my pump is off the bottom. Some of the plants were knocked over, and the hose leading to the filter was on the ground.
First thing......turn on the water - luckily, I have well water - lets hope I have a good supply, lol. Its going in slow as I have a nozzle on it to spray it in to give it some O2.
The fish seem ok.....I see my big ones, have no idea if some of the smaller ones are missing (I have alot), and don't have an exact count.
Now, my patience with critters is running thin (we have a beaver in the swamp next to us that I have spent a hour a morning breaking the dam down that is in the creek that runs my property line - he likes flooding my back yard), and if this is a raccoon, or other critter - he's dead.
Well, might as well clean the filters while this is happening, and figure out a way to keep that hose from being knocked out of the filter again.