My new pond (Help and advice appreciated)

[Tula]

Beautiful !!

 

[Gags]

Beautiful !!

Will be nicer once the stones have weathered a bit and the plants start to grow

 

[Gags]

bought a bag of watercress from Tesco £1

Rooting well

Will transfer to my reservoir to act as a secondary filter

 

[sissy]

WOW really love the pond and the way you placed the rocks on the hill makes it look more natural

 

[Lisak1]

Perfect! Watercress is every pond's best friend for filtering. Remember it loves moving water - even if it's just a gentle flow, it does better where there is movement.

 

[Gags]

Perfect! Watercress is every pond's best friend for filtering. Remember it loves moving water - even if it's just a gentle flow, it does better where there is movement.

It should like it in here then, Its constantly moving

 

[Lisak1]

Yup! That's ideal!

 

[Gags]

A log . All mossy and completly rotten and should fit well around the northern bank Takes two men as it’s a heavy log

 

[sissy]

Got to love logs here and there because they add that natural look

 

[j.w]

What a great find @Gags

 

[Gags]

The pic doesn't do it justice really...the other side is covered with a beautiful green moss..

Hopefully I'll be able to turn it when I get it in situ over the next few days.

 

[Gags]

My Wildlife camera triggered. No Idea why...


Goes off to read manual.

 

[addy1]

My Wildlife camera triggered. No Idea why...


Goes off to read manual.

Maybe those bubbles? It might be set too sensitive.

 

[MitchM]

If your camera has a number of seconds delay set before capturing, an animal may have run or bird may have flown through the frame.
Check your camera setting.

 

[Gags]

The camera comes with three PIR's so I have disabled the side ones and have just used the central one.

Dont think it was the bubbles as I only had 2 clips on the sd card...If it was the bubbles I think the camera would have thrown a wobbler and recorded again and again.