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PostPosted: Nov 13th, '13, 06:32 
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Ok been out gathering stuff and run across something I thing would work for a fish tank. A lady had taken the liner out of a small swiming pool for kids 2x8 foot round and made a fish pond out of it , My question is would a free standing pool be good to raise fish in ? :dontknow:


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PostPosted: Nov 13th, '13, 06:34 
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I have seen several people do it, however, heating it in the winter becomes a problem.


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Keith has one in his basement.. Looks awesome!!


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its going to be inside a controlled environment I have converted a 40 foot motor home cover to a grow house , I am limited to sun light so Im going to use grow lights , I'm hoping to garden year round and raise my own fish to eat .


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its going to be inside a controlled environment I have converted a 40 foot motor home cover to a grow house , I am limited to sun light so Im going to use grow lights , I'm hoping to garden year round and raise my own fish to eat .



Ouch -- electric bill could add alot to your overhead costs.
Also the above ground pool temp range will depend on the type of fish you plan on growing.


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[quote="East Texas Brent"][quote="TexasFarmer"]its going to be inside a controlled environment I have converted a 40 foot motor home cover to a grow house , I am limited to sun light so Im going to use grow lights , I'm hoping to garden year round and raise my own fish to eat .[/quote]


Ouch -- electric bill could add alot to your overhead costs.
Also the above ground pool temp range will depend on the type of fish you plan on growing.[/quote]


My electric runs about 65$ now and Im installing solar panels to help with power for lights and pumps
its been down in low 30' this week and it feels comfortable with a small heater now , hope to grow catfish they seem to live good around here and can catch them locally in traps .


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Don't need to be change the climate of water fish can servive that, they are able to adjust with water temperature....


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