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Message: [QUOTE="Huy Truong, post: 379838, member: 10385"] Okay, so I've mostly researched plants, planned filtration and all that (I will get the photo ASAP I keep forgetting that sorry.) One more thing I'm confused on is how to edge the pond. I was thinking flagstone, but then I heard that would be easier for predators to get in, so I'm looking for alternatives. Are boulders a good alternative, and how many tons would I need? I assume you just plant them around the pond, but I also saw that you need to partially submerge them in the water to naturalize the edge and make it more difficult for predators. I'm looking for boulders, and most of the ones I find are granite, which is really heavy, so sometimes you get one boulder for the cost of the whole ton. I still need to check other rock places, but does Texas Moss Boulders work as well? They are made of sandstone so I was worried about erosion, but it is substantially cheaper than the other options available to me. [/QUOTE]