Our Koi Pond Gallery (and friends) Photo Gallery by Sayer at pbase.com

Our Koi Pond Gallery (and friends)

Photos from the koi pond in the garden of our old house which was sold in the summer of 2008. We didn't have far to go to enjoy a rich and rewarding glimpse of nature. Our pond Our website contains more info. Visit Sayer's Photography for info about my gear, exhibitions, tutorials, and photo related stuff.

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Danny		13-Jan-2010 06:01
Very nice pond and they all look very natural. Good job and all of your hard labor are paid off. Thanks for the pictures.

Teresa		03-Jun-2009 14:39
Most Awsome one I've seen. I'm working on a 10 ft. r ound one. Have goldfish. But really want a big one like yours too for koi. So I have really been looking at pictures and planning. Yours is the best! Teresa - Montevallo, Alabama

AllisonS		02-Jun-2008 19:46
Your koi pond photos are incredible! Is it okay with you if I post a few of your photos on my website, with your name and a link to this website, so my readers can find your work? They will love it! My website ishttp://astherabbithole.blogspot.com and alsohttp://rockwaterandlight.blogspot.com . Please let me know. Thanks! wonderful work!!

Guest		01-Mar-2008 21:31
after viewing your pond I am ready to build mine and get going

Ken		14-Oct-2007 08:18
For starters, I am in the Aquarium and pond business. I have to say... "You and your friends have some of the nicest ponds I have seen and the best quality photos as well". Kudo's to you guys!

Guest		21-Jun-2007 12:42
really nice pond, i like the border and waterfall was done awsome!, i have a preformed shell from homedepot (bone shaped 160 gallon) 3 koi pond, 30 pond minnows(keep misquito and larvea gone, along with a little bit of algea).and 2 filters one mechanical, one chemical and bio.never new keep a pond could be so expensive!

Guest		30-May-2007 11:13
awsome pound, just started mine, i have a preformed shell i got from home depo have 2 koi, no plants yet,

Tom D.		22-May-2007 21:00
Sayer, Thanks for posting your pictures and construction info on your pond.It's a LIVE masterpiece of art and beauty. I am currently in the process of building a double pond with a connecting waterfall (similar to yours).Could you please explain how to get water to flow over rocks (at top of waterfall) not under. Thanks, Tom

Malisa		13-Feb-2007 22:52
This past fall our new pond has been the center of a blue heron's attention. It ate all my beautiful koi. Anybody encounter this problem? Any suggest how I can get rid of them?

Dave		06-Dec-2006 14:02
Chalom, If you are local (DC), I would be interested dave.yan_5678@yahoo.com :)

chalom Jamroen		02-Dec-2006 23:22
What a beautiful garden! I wish I have a space like yours to create such a paradise. I built a pond a few years ago and I put in 4 kois and gold fish. I have to move to Thailand and not sure what to do with the fish. Any body have suggestion? They are so big about 20" long. They are Showa Sanke, Hikari Muji (Ogon-yellow gold), Hikari Muji (well-marked yellow), Hikari Mono(white) Lek

Guest		14-Sep-2006 07:52
thank you for your comment

Sindi		02-Aug-2006 00:48
Sayer, I love your pond pics. I am searching online for the pond I want to put in . You are #1 in my book. It's awesome! Anything else you can share would be very much appreciated. This will be my first. I want to do it right the first time. I live in Central Oregon (zone 5 ) Thank you for sharing. Please post current pics. Sindi

Sayer		11-Feb-2006 02:34
Hi Linda , The ponds total approximately 6,100 gallons. The largest being 4,500, the next is 1,200, and the new little plant pond is about 400. Now I'm just waiting for spring! :)

Linda		30-Jan-2006 15:47
whats the size of your ponds

Guest		14-Sep-2005 19:00
That's a great looking pond that you have. I've always assumed that koi ponds and natural ponds with lots of vegetation were separate entities. My own pond is about ten years old now and has gradually become a shady pond due to growing trees. I've had Little Channel Catfish in it for most of those years. John

Sayer		23-Jul-2005 01:43
Hi Ed, Thanks for checking out my pond photos. I'm in the Washington DC area. I really like your "Anatomy of a Pond" gallery. Great way to see how it took shape. :)

Ed Lustigman		21-Jul-2005 15:43
We are really enjoying your pond photos. We started a pond in Florida just this past January (http://www.pbase.com/rimcon/anatomy_of_a_pond&page=all ) and have had a smaller one in North Carolina for a few years. Nothing like what you have done. Just curious, where are you loacted? and thanks for aharing. Ed

Kathy		08-Jul-2005 18:53
Sayer, looks like you and that new camera are getting along great!!

Guest		28-Jun-2005 10:00
What a fantastic pond you have! Its so nice to see a natural looking koi pond. You have captured some fabulous pics of the koi.

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