www.koifishponds.tk – Watch lots of beautiful Japanese Koi fish swimming carelessly in a koi fish pond at Tokugawa Koen, Nagoya. Did you know that building a Koi Fish Pond doesn’t have to be overwhelming or complicated once you have the correct pond construction information at your fingertips? Koi Fish Ponds are very popular with more and more people adding a Koi fish pond to their backyard every day! The brightly colored Japanese fish are a delight to watch and feed, and having a beautiful Koi pond in your backyard is a feature to admire. Learn more at www.koifishponds.tk

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This video shows stone being placed in a Japanese pond garden with the help of a crane. Many of the stones weigh over 3000 pounds. For more details on stone as well as pond & Japanese garden design and construction visit jaggedmoss.com

can’t see the fish they are at the bottom of the 4 ft deep pond (happy new year)

This is the new up date of my pond, subscribe to get next months video. Also check out the previous videos. SORRY ABOUT CAMERA BAD PICTURE NEXT MONTH WILL BE GOOD

This is my koi pond December 2009 can’t see the fish .

IT IS NOT MENT TO LOOK LIKE IT DOES IT’S NOT FINISHED. This is my koi pond. It has been up for two months, every month I do a video of it so you can see how it progresses. The biggest koi has grown well considering the lower temperatures and the small koi are doing fantastic. I moved the goldfish to my small pond before you start thinking huuuuuuuuuuuuuhhh they all died. Any way all fish doing well. Please comment, and watch the rest of the videos from previous months and future months …

Once the concrete shell is complete, it’s time to paint. Two coats of epoxy resin were applied to water-proof the concrete. Black was chosen as the color because it’s dark and neutral, providing the best backdrop for viewing the vibrant koi. For more details and photos visit www.jaggedmoss.com

Every square foot of the pond must be covered with rebar. Rebar provides the structural strength required and prevents cracking within the concrete. The rebar is all bent by hand and ties are used to fasten the pieces together. For this project, a whopping 1.5 miles of rebar were used. For more details and photos visit www.jaggedmoss.com