After much fretting and tinkering I feel like the balance of surface coverage, floating plants, and fish have found their level. Water is clear, fish are happy, and plants are flourishing. All in all a good first summer...now can I survive winter! Thanks for all the help and support from seasoned pond forum members. Some pics to share:
Pond Finding Balance
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Nice looking pond you have there. Very pretty.
taherrmann4
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Good looking pond. That second pic is a cool shot. You should be able to survive the winter being in Atlanta, how deep is your pond?
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very good looking pond and fish!!!!
ididntdoit99
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Very neat little pond, and I love that fish in the middle.
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Very tranquil looking beautiful pond and fish!
Thanks for all the kind words.
taherrmann, the pond is 3' deep and partially underground, so I should be OK for freezing weather.
taherrmann, the pond is 3' deep and partially underground, so I should be OK for freezing weather.
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Very nice, love the look of it. Beautiful job with your pictures.
stroppy
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very nice 
pinon ponder
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Very nice! Glad your pond has reached its balance stage. Now time to enjoy the serenity you've created.
Will you be making a seating area around it? I can imagine many hours relaxing in a chaise near it.
Will you be making a seating area around it? I can imagine many hours relaxing in a chaise near it.
The pond edge is 12" cap blocks that are mortared in place right at sitting height...built in seating!