Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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A Step-By-Step Set of Instructions To Convert a Swimming Pool to a Natural(Aquaponic) Pond.
Very Basic Aquaponic System
Instructions and Helpful Tips
Below is a list of helpful articles for this blog. Some are complete, and some are not. Completed articles will be links and will be in bold.
Check out this article for an easy DIY swimming pool removal method.
Thinking About It?
1. Should I Get Rid of My Swimming Pool?
2. What Can I Do With My Swimming Pool?
3. Why Would I Want a Natural Pond?
4. What Will I Need and How Much Will It Cost?
Starting The Project:
1. About This System
2. DIY
3. Planning
4. Cost and Materials
5. Reuse
Simple DIY Pool Removal
1. EZ No Fill-Dirt Required
2. Demolition and Reuse
3. Retaining Walls and Planters
4. Pond Frame
The Natural Pond System (Aquaponics):
1. Overview
a) Aquaponics
b) History
c) Examples and Links
d) Benefits
2. Flood and Drain
3. Grow Bed Construction
a) The Bed
b) Positioning a Grow Bed
c) The Support
d) Setting Posts
e) Mounting
f) Preparation For Liner
g) Liner and Bulkheads
h) Auto-Siphon
i) Trim and Wood Protection
4. Grow Bed Media
a) Types
b) Preparation
5. Fish
6. Growing Vegetables and Other Plants
Pond Installation:
1. Location
2. Build a Pond Frame
3. Shape, Size
4. Underlayment
5. Installing A Pond Liner
6. Waterfalls and Streams
7. The Ponds Edge
8. Plumbing
Landscaping Your New Pond:
1. Essential Materials Needed
2. Plants
3. Pathways and Steps
My swimming pool to pond conversion:
Swimming Pool to Natural Pond
Check out this article for an easy DIY swimming pool removal method.
Thinking About It?
1. Should I Get Rid of My Swimming Pool?
2. What Can I Do With My Swimming Pool?
3. Why Would I Want a Natural Pond?
4. What Will I Need and How Much Will It Cost?
Starting The Project:
1. About This System
2. DIY
3. Planning
4. Cost and Materials
5. Reuse
Simple DIY Pool Removal
1. EZ No Fill-Dirt Required
2. Demolition and Reuse
3. Retaining Walls and Planters
4. Pond Frame
The Natural Pond System (Aquaponics):
1. Overview
a) Aquaponics
b) History
c) Examples and Links
d) Benefits
2. Flood and Drain
3. Grow Bed Construction
a) The Bed
b) Positioning a Grow Bed
c) The Support
d) Setting Posts
e) Mounting
f) Preparation For Liner
g) Liner and Bulkheads
h) Auto-Siphon
i) Trim and Wood Protection
4. Grow Bed Media
a) Types
b) Preparation
5. Fish
6. Growing Vegetables and Other Plants
Pond Installation:
1. Location
2. Build a Pond Frame
3. Shape, Size
4. Underlayment
5. Installing A Pond Liner
6. Waterfalls and Streams
7. The Ponds Edge
8. Plumbing
Landscaping Your New Pond:
1. Essential Materials Needed
2. Plants
3. Pathways and Steps
My swimming pool to pond conversion:
Swimming Pool to Natural Pond
BE SAFE!
Many of these instructions call for the use of power tools and other hardware that can cause serious injury. Please be careful and wear safety protection whenever possible. I have seen a lot of safety overlooked in my years as a carpenter, to the detriment of that person or someone working near by. Be familiar with a tool before using it. I can not provide all safety precautions that you should deem necessary within these instructions. As always, your own safety is your own responsibility.
Please Note:
In order to provide accurate details, I am continuously editing the instructions that have been posted. All submitted instructionals are updated whenever necessary.
If you see a problem with an instruction, please comment on it.
If you see a problem with an instruction, please comment on it.
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- DIY (18)
- Grow Bed (11)
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- Nature (3)
- Pond (12)
- Pond Filtration (4)
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