DIY Wooden Garage Pond

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It's been a while, so hard for me to say exactly.

Liner was around $150
Wood was another $150 (approx, maybe more)
Screws, foam, and misc were another $50 easy
Pumps, Heaters, and Filter stuff I had a lot of but if starting from scratch you could spend $200-300 and have about the same stuff I did. (Which was approx 1,200 watts of heat if I recall right. And about 1,200-1,500gph worth of pumps)
With no top it lost heat fast, so the heaters will be on a lot too. Factor that into your monthly electric as well.
 
man...i just read thru this entire thread just to find you have taken down the pond....:( i hope you build another soon...i am planning one for my house and i have looked thru many threads getting ideas and i hope i get it right my first time....good luck with your next one
 
look so cool great work man in summer i am going to do a pond like yours not same dimensions..just a big rectangular pond i will follow your photo steps as i see what i have to do , that will be my home for the 2 RTC i am going to have ...so cool and nice fish you have in there
 
this is a great indoor pond...
 
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