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Message: [QUOTE="CometKeith, post: 467412, member: 2912"] Thanks. I think it’s a little crowded too, but really it only gets that way when I toss the food in and it becomes a kaleidoscope of colors! It’s 42 inches deep. It’s fine in the Chicago winters with a small pump/air stone to keep the water moving and a pond breather. The wild growth of plants just past the lilies is my bog which is 7’x3’ and 42 inches deep and has over a ton of rock in it! 2400 lbs to be exact because I still remember carrying all the sacks of rock last year when I built it! Also I have a beed filter running all the time too. It and the external pump for it are hidden in the garage. The fish are all healthy and active. Maybe at some point I’ll start giving some of the goldfish away because I have so many now, but need to find a good home. I’m not interested in giving away live food to someone‘s lizard or having my goldfish die by goldfish bowl to someone who isn‘t experienced. This is a bigger picture including the bog on the left and how the fish normally are when they aren't all trying to eat the same bits of food![ATTACH type="full" alt="A170B432-03E9-423A-8481-16A2F65F7EDD.jpeg"]141101[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]