Buy a mongoose...I had my first predator from what I can tell. I just pulled a snake out of the pond. Any ideas on how to keep snakes away?
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Buy a mongoose...I had my first predator from what I can tell. I just pulled a snake out of the pond. Any ideas on how to keep snakes away?
Buy a mongoose...
I do believe I'd rather them at ground (or pond) level at that point, but awesome pic, nonetheless
I use a shovel personally, whack em on the noggin. whack whack whack the snakes till they are dead. Just avoid being bitten coz they hurt when they bite.I had my first predator from what I can tell. I just pulled a snake out of the pond. Any ideas on how to keep snakes away?
Thank you, things have been going well! I recently had an algae outbreak once the rain stopped and the sun started coming out more consistently. So I ordered a Pond Cleaner With Natural Pond Bacteria And Barley and that seemed to help clear things up.What a cool project. How about an update? It might not work with the goldies, but this cries out for a small school of bluegills.
I always wanted to do a pond-flowing-into-a-pond setup. This is really cool. Bet the local wildlife (not just the snakes) love it, too.
They really seem to thrive in ponds! Mine have also just been eating what they can find in the pond and they seem super happy. It's fun to watch them get down in between the rocks for food and see their big round bellies. It's not as noticeable from the top, but they are definitely healthy when you see them from the side.Yeah, they grow like crazy in ponds. I had a large irrigation pond at my old place, about 50' across and 6' deep in the middle. The goldfish would spawn, and the "fry" would be 3-4" long before they were even old enough to be colored up! I didn't feed them, either--they were effectively wild fish that ate what they could naturally find.