Here's mine. It was super easy to build. Just 8x8 made of landscape timbers, and the bog filter in kind of an odd shaped triangle. Water is pumped up through the gravel so I never have to water the plants. I love it because I don't have to do anything but feed the fish 
(sorry about my dog's super reflective collar!)
This is when the plants were first starting to grow in well. They finally got looking really nice, then the hurricane kind of leveled it all
I love the similar build that was posted earlier with the two seperate areas. I have a side yard on my house and I really want to build a bigger pond there so I don't have to mow anymore
I really don't have the time or the funds to get into it now, but it's always fun to plan. I'd love to do one that's dug into the ground, with some nice landscaping and waterfalls built it (maybe a bridge and sitting area too!) but I'm not sure how well that woudl work with all the rain and flooding we can get here in Houston.
(sorry about my dog's super reflective collar!)
This is when the plants were first starting to grow in well. They finally got looking really nice, then the hurricane kind of leveled it all
I love the similar build that was posted earlier with the two seperate areas. I have a side yard on my house and I really want to build a bigger pond there so I don't have to mow anymore
I really don't have the time or the funds to get into it now, but it's always fun to plan. I'd love to do one that's dug into the ground, with some nice landscaping and waterfalls built it (maybe a bridge and sitting area too!) but I'm not sure how well that woudl work with all the rain and flooding we can get here in Houston.
i did not want anything big,just something i can enjoy to looking at ,,,, is it easy to build on if i want it to do one....what do you guys think any pointers for me,$9000 is not what i had in mind,,,,,,