how many gallons would this hold/ddies it have drainage holes. Is it good for a fish pond?
321373
We used it as a planter - driled holes - does not hold up well to water - had it less than a year and already starting to fall apart
170784
There is a bottom - the side holes are for watering. I think the bottom holds about a gallon of water. The roots hang down into the water.
1171394
There is one quarter-size hole. I placed a layer of egg rock as my first layer for drainage and it works well. If you want to use it inside, I suppose you could place a container on the shelf to catch any water that might drip out.
865059
I used it as a temporary pond. It's about 3 feet by 4 feet and 20" deep. It would make a great dog pool.
402106
Yes, that is exactly why I purchased mine. My inground pond holds about 100 gallons of water. As earlier stated, you might need to remove some water from your pond after cleaning as it constantly fills up while you are vaccuming.
2228980
Probably around one gallon, mine holds about an inch of water in a small pool I formed in a corner. Currently housing a small bonsai tree on an island of moss with 2 small tree frogs in there.
2163604
I'm not sure on your answers except it doesn't have holes. I made planters out of them and they are the most beautiful planters with petunias and sewwt potato plants running over the sides. I love mine. good luck on your fish pond.
1713321
YES. This is definitely sufficient for 60 gallon fish tank. I have a 75 gallon tank and it definitely puts out enough air. It has 2 features - 1) Adjustable air flow, and 2) 4 air outputs that all put out equal air regardless of what is attached, which is superior to having one outlet with a 4 way splitter. The other answer mentions composting aeration which is not what I am doing, I have a regular aquarium.
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I'm sorry, but I'm afraid that your bowl is already very overstocked. Goldfish actually grow very large and can live up to 30 years! They also create a lot of waste, so anything 2 1/2 gallons large is just not going to cut it. If it is a fancy goldfish, it will need around 30-40 gallons just on its own, and if it's a common goldfish (has a single-finned tail), it will probably be better suited for a fish pond. That being said, I think that cherry shrimp by themselves would do alright in a 2 1/2 gallon container if you do regular 20-30% water changes. But I don't suggest anything else with the goldfish.
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It is very light and dry and if you didn't soak it first it would probably float away. I didn't get that far, I didn't end up using it I dumped it out. I wouldn't recommend this product or buy it again. You are better off using dirt and covering it with pea gravel. For an outdoor fish pond anyway.
402108
I use mine for a small pond. The bag flops when it gets heavy so you have to change it often. I does the job!
711069
It doesn't say that it can be used in something as a large outdoor pond. Please contact the manufacturer before you buy this product. Thank You, Shop2themax
699217
It holds a little bit over One gallon and it runs for over 8 hours on a full tank at 50% load. I ran it daily on a recent camping trip. We used it for running the microwave and getting the evening news and the initial fill up lasted a week.
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I hope you added it. Although it's good to pump it around I think it will be good for the pond. I also shut my pump down for the winter I run an aireator through the winter to keep hole in ice for gas release. I'm sure that moves the water around also. Good luck.
1220192
Yes it is good enough for a 200 gal, but if the pond is over loaded with fish you will have to add bio rings to keep the water clear. The bio rings also keeps the box form floating.
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i think it would work great for about any size up to even 30 gallons because you use it to pick up the debris, not to totally empty out the tank - its better for the fish that way and you get out what you need to. It can also transfer water pretty quick, so this would work with even a larger or smaller tank than 10 gal :) good luck
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This is very large,,50 gallons. We house two LARGE turtles and could fit a few more. It takes up a fair amount of space. Go smaller!