Stock tank duck pond

Jul 16, 2015 - This is a guide about making a duck pond. Raising backyard fowl is becoming quite popular. If you choose to have ducks they will need a some type of pond.

Just finished our new duck pond. We bought the 300 gallon tank and 8 cinder blocks. Found everything else in our yard. My husband moved all the big blocks with just a hand truck and the lawnmower! So excited with how this came out. Tank has a drain in the bottom for cleaning.

I saw some duck pond plans on here the other day. It was with a 500 gallon rubbermaid brand tub and attached was pvc pipe to drain the water. Does anyone...

Hi friends, I wanna share my just finished project. The duck pond with a swirl filter and raised garden bed. It took me a lot of time (and money) for the...

I have a 360 gallon plastic stock tank for my 10 ducks and 2 geese I pump it out once a week and shop vac the much out its a pain and takes a while but I am...

I have been looking through the threads trying to find some way to keep the duck pool clean. Everywhere saying it can't be done, that ducks are just messy...

'Over the years of blogging about my stock-tank ponds (a 100-gallon container pond in my former garden, and this new 717-gallon one), I’ve been asked many times how I constructed them. I finished the new pond yesterday evening, so I’ll explain how I did it, from start to finish. If you live in the Austin area, go to Callahan’s General Store to pick out your stock tank. If you live elsewhere, I suggest searching for farm - or ranch - supply stores on the outskirts of town or looking for a…