Not only are you super cute, the project was amazing and the turtles now have a great home. At one point the crows were going crazy in the background and it reminded of home here in Portland, Oregon. Cheers, and I hope your babies are doing great.
Lol i thought the water wasn't filtered till I reached the end. Next time can you please show do you set up the filtration system. I'm Def interested in doing this one day but always wondered about how to keep the water clean.
Just as good and informative as the first two times I watched it. In case you haven't noticed I went back to the beginning and re watched your vids. Korey (Ratman N Libertyhound)
♠️♠️♠️🃏🃏♠️♠️ Bro 😊 the pond is awesome! Being able to see the process was even cooler. I know the little guys are truly happy. Thank you for posting quality informative educational 👨🏫 content always laced with a side of "Turtle Humor" which is priceless. Well done, yet again ♠️♠️♠️🃏🃏♠️♠️
fantastic video mate, look forward to more videos on the pond in the future :) living in scotland as a reptile lover sucks as i either need an indoor pond or a powered polytunnel or shed over it to provide better conditions and supplemental light, some day though my 4 reeves will have a massive pond build
yeh i plan to do a video of my current turtle tank but i want it back to be looking nice again before i do that lol alot of reptile projects next year as well
Nice pond good job on building it I would have made the perimeter a little bit further out so they have more room to walk around and lay eggs but you did a good job
CAN YOU SHOW THE PUMP AND WATER FILTER YOU USE? I HAVE A WATER FILTER BUT SOMEHOW DOESNT KEEP THE WATER AS CLEAN AND CLEAR AS IT ADVERTISED WHEN I BOUGHT IT AND THERE'S NOT REALLY ALOT OF VIDEOS THAT SHOW HOW TO REALLY SET UP FILTER AND MEDIA FOR TURTLES. IM REALLY CONSIDERING MAKING THEM A POND INSTEAD, BUT WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR WATER PUMP SET UP. THANKS!!
Hi Dan, Great video, thanks for sharing. I plan on using this one along with a few others to build my own turtle pond for my DBT soon. A couple questions for you if you don't mind. 1. Did you end up using any substrate? I have seen a few different opinions online about this. 2. How has the pond held up so far, any issues? 3. What is the upkeep like? I would assume just some water changes per month, and declorinator? I appreciate the help! thanks
Hey there! I didnt use any substrate in this, if any I'd use crushed coral. The pond has had no issues so far, liner is in tact. The upkeep is rinsing the filter out once every week or two and water changes every 3 weeks or so. I'm moving, so prepare for another pond build video 😂
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ okay thanks! Ha I hope the new tenants have some Turtles to put in there. Okay great, I'm looking forward to your video. I'll probably make a video as well and share.
I place chicken wire over the top to protect it from hawks, foxes would be deterred by the number of obstacles, and raccoons enjoy wading in water, not ponds with steep walls like this one.
Thanks man!! To be honest I really didn't do it how I wanted to, and just because most people probably won't see this comment...that pond actually no longer exists 😅 Update on that coming soon
So glad I just stumbled upon this video! What type of filter is that you are using? And where do you have it plugged into? I'm thinking about building a pond but I dont have access to electricity in the area I'd like to build. Suggestions? Also what else is needed to keep this running, clean, and clear?
Hi there! So I use an 800gph pump hooked up to a tetra waterfall filter. Water changes of 10% a week will keep it clear! As for electricity, I run an extension cord
I'm going to do a pond this year for my northern turtles, right next to my garden. I'm worried about them digging under even if I sink something 1 foot down.
I really want to do this but dont want mosquitoes laying eggs in the water. Is there anything you put in the water that will keep from that happening that wont affect the turtles?
You're lucky. If your family was Australian, your dad would have asked you a simple question, one you would've seen coming, and still been unprepared for. "You digging a hole, son?", closely followed by "that's a good hole"
This is so creative good job man ! And i really want to do a pond for my turtles but the only issue is that how would i be able to change the water if it gets too dirty ?
Thank you!!! So that's relatively simple! In order to have a proper ecosystem you're going to need a filter, and the way to filter the water is with a pump to push the water. You simply use that pump, or a different one, to pump the water out of the pond and then re fill with a hose. Thanks for watching!
Sorry if I missed it, what kind of filter do you use and how do you set it up? The only problems I’m having is skimmer and filtration and mechanical things
Honestly Red ear sliders are very adaptable and can take really poor water quality and live. If you have one slider in say a 500 gallon pond with tons of plants, you would likely be just fine! They love dirty ponds
Been thinking about building a turtle pond in our backyard. No access to electricity so using solar power for water filter and waterfall. My question, what's the best way to clean a turtle pond without constantly having to drain the water?
Hi Dan, I hope you’re doing well. My yellow belly sliders shells are changing weird colors, and I’m scared they might have septicemia and shell rot. I don’t have enough money to take them to the vet right now, but I was wondering if you had ever experienced this or have any advice to guide me on the next steps. Both turtles shells’ scutes are fading into a dull white-ish color that even a soft toothbrush bath can’t take off. It’s not soft and feels like the rest of the shell. The sides and middle of the plastron are reddish-pinkish. I think I saw a darker shadow of a blackish spot on one of the babies. It’s not one of his plastron dots. We noticed their shells turning the dull-white about a week ago and thought the basking area was too hot (90-100 degrees), so we moved the lamp higher and now it’s around 85. We waited a week to change the water yesterday, so I know that probably contributed to their shell status. I’m not sure how serious their condition is. I can probably pay for the vet visit with my credit card if need be, but I’m between jobs right now and my savings are low. I’m very surprised because they are behaving like usual, swimming around, basking, not lethargic and no weird eye swellings. We feed them one turtle pellet and one dried cricket a day each. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. (Sorry for this long comment, I’m really scared for them right now.)
Here's some photos of the two of them from the top view and bottom view: 1. Top View of Both (8.31.18): tinypic.com/r/sweg0n/9 2. Bottom View of Both (8.24.18): tinypic.com/r/14dofw6/9 (It seems like their bottom was already turning pinkish on the sides looking back now?) 3. Courage Top View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/6hrtx5/9 4. Courage Bottom View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/2jal1dl/9 5. Lightning Top View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/9fmhwx/9 6. Lightning Bottom View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/256b43s/9
Hey Melody! Ok so I have some great news for you! First off, those two little ones look like Red Ear Slider hatchlings, not Yellow Bellies although they are hard to distinguish when young and often sold mislabeled. The second thing is that I would highly suggest feeding more than you are right now, and not feeding a cricket everyday. If you look on my channel I have a "Turtle Basics" playlist and a video on feeding your turtles. I would recommend purchasing some Zoo Med Hatchling Formula for your little ones and feeding in a separate container, and putting in a bunch of pellets and letting them eat as much as they can in 5 minutes! They're little pigs, so they eat a ton! What kind of pellets do you feed now? Crickets should be fed maybe once a week or every 2 weeks as they're more of a treat than a staple diet. In reference to the septicemia, I once was worried about this issue and was very scared just as you are, however as long as you're changing the water every week or so and have decent filtration, you have nothing to worry about! My Cumberland slider had red on his plastron as well, however it turned out it was just his blood vessels that you could see through the shell. Neat huh? Your little ones look totally fine and very healthy! I would just suggest feeding a bit more and you can raise those basking temps up to about 90 :) Keep up the great work!
Also, as for the dull colorings, hatchlings usually turn to a darker or lighter color as they grow and get larger. Don't worry about it at all!!! They're known to totally switch colors on people :D
DanTheGuppyMan DanTheGuppyMan Thank you for your prompt response. Glad to know what type of turtle they are now! We’re currently feeding them the Tetra Reptomin Floating Food Sticks with Calcium and Vitamin C. Also, at what shell length do they become juveniles and adults? I will definitely rewatch your turtle basics playlist and make sure my level of care is up to standard. Wow, that is really cool about the red being their blood vessels! Whew, okay so no septicemia is such a good thing. Internet research can be such a scary thing. Yes, we will definitely continue to change the water every week. Currently they’re both in a plastic tub we’ve filled up with 10 gallons of water and we have an Aqueon 40 gallon water filter. I’m waiting to transfer them into a 27 gallon bin after we move apartments at the end of the month (my mom thinks that we are doing too much and that turtles don’t need that much space). They were originally in a clear plastic tub with 3 gallons of water, and I’m glad to see them not trying to swim through the plastic walls anymore.
DanTheGuppyMan Awesome! I was reading that they could get darker, but not many sites mentioned they would get lighter. My husband was sure it was due to sunburn from the high basking temperature. I’m glad I can tell my little brother that the turtles will be with us for the next 20+ years when he comes home from school today. Thank you Dan! You’re the best!
I’m thinking to do that but am afraid of raccoons at night picking & eating them. Need to look how to firmly protect them. When raccoons want something they are vicious won’t give up. Yikes!
I just was given an absolute chungus turtle and I have no idea what pond do make and can't afford anything big any ideas on something low budget but still big enough?
Just finished my red ear slider pond a few weeks ago; this video was a good guide. The only trouble I’m having is that my turtles will devour any plants in the pond sadly.
It looks awesome! Honestly your turts are just the cutest ^-^
Thank you!!!
Yes a good chanel on turtles and cool albino turtles
Dan I have hard dirt what should I do
@@leonunez7943 Scrape with a shovel, or use a pickaxe to break off chunks!
So sick, I love the tree stump barrier!
Thank you!!!
Not only are you super cute, the project was amazing and the turtles now have a great home. At one point the crows were going crazy in the background and it reminded of home here in Portland, Oregon. Cheers, and I hope your babies are doing great.
Thank you so much!! I'll actually have an update on this pond in a few days :)
I just love people like you who cares so much for these little ones ❤️
Your turtles look so damn happy in some of these shots, great video man!
Thank you Jahang! 😂
John 😂
when he said "beef don't eat them" I immediately clicked subscribe lol
😂😂Thank you!!!
Stephanie Tara me too
Your such a positive TH-camr
Thank you!!!
Thank you now my red eared silder have a new pond thank you for teaching this ideas best turtle TH-cam channel I can use to get help
I can't wait to do something like this.
Anyone can do it :)
Super big 👍! How are you my new friend? Great job! Love turtles! Take care and God bless! Animal Papa and Junior! 🐾🐢👍🙏
Lol i thought the water wasn't filtered till I reached the end. Next time can you please show do you set up the filtration system. I'm Def interested in doing this one day but always wondered about how to keep the water clean.
(this pond is filled in, but I'm almost finished with my next pond that's about 6times the size of this one)
the look on your dads face was priceless
Great video, I'm definitely using some of your tips in my pond build that I'm starting soon. Can't wait!
Thank you!! Good luck with your pond :D
You have a lot of creativity going on.and that is a really pretty pond.im gonna try that on my backyard
Thank you!
Great vid now I want to make one
You can do it! Thank ya :D
Just as good and informative as the first two times I watched it. In case you haven't noticed I went back to the beginning and re watched your vids. Korey (Ratman N Libertyhound)
Thank you!
Nicely done. To bad your not home to enjoy it however, Welcome back to learning and dorm life.i look forward to seeing more turtles in dorms videos.
Thank you so much!!
U make the best vids ever!! They r so helpful!! 🐢🐢
Happy to help!!!
lol your dad didn't know!!!!!!!!!!! He was flabbergasted!! Noce vid. Love your design
Thanks man!!! Yeah he was shook 😂
I Love your creativity
Thanks so much!!
I love how your voice sounds happy
I am quite happy, just get ready for pond #2 :)
♠️♠️♠️🃏🃏♠️♠️
Bro 😊 the pond is awesome! Being able to see the process was even cooler. I know the little guys are truly happy. Thank you for posting quality informative educational 👨🏫 content always laced with a side of "Turtle Humor" which is priceless. Well done, yet again ♠️♠️♠️🃏🃏♠️♠️
Thank ya!
Nice job Dan! Maybe we'll do a collaboration turtle/koi pond some day 👊👊👊
I'd love that!!!
Here's an updated pond I finished two months back 😁
th-cam.com/video/EtNKwJm4Rv0/w-d-xo.html
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ Ok sweet I'll check it out!
You are a Nice guy😎
Thank you Max!
Pond looks amazing...
Aw thank you!
I love your videos so much ! I love how excited you always are ! It’s so much fun watching your videos not to mention your very handsome 🥰😉🤷🏻♂️
Haha thank you!!!
fantastic video mate, look forward to more videos on the pond in the future :) living in scotland as a reptile lover sucks as i either need an indoor pond or a powered polytunnel or shed over it to provide better conditions and supplemental light, some day though my 4 reeves will have a massive pond build
Sounds like theyll have an awesome life :)
yeh i plan to do a video of my current turtle tank but i want it back to be looking nice again before i do that lol alot of reptile projects next year as well
@@michaelmckenna14 That's awesome!!
Another cool video. I’m going to be building a pond for my turtles soon hopefully.
That's great to hear! Anyone can do it :)
Oh I found you again I use to watch you when you where in College missed you
I'm still in school!! I'm trying to upload more, but it's hard to find the time. Thanks for watching!
😂😂😂 your dad face was hilarious
Nice pond good job on building it I would have made the perimeter a little bit further out so they have more room to walk around and lay eggs but you did a good job
Thanks so much!!!
CAN YOU SHOW THE PUMP AND WATER FILTER YOU USE? I HAVE A WATER FILTER BUT SOMEHOW DOESNT KEEP THE WATER AS CLEAN AND CLEAR AS IT ADVERTISED WHEN I BOUGHT IT AND THERE'S NOT REALLY ALOT OF VIDEOS THAT SHOW HOW TO REALLY SET UP FILTER AND MEDIA FOR TURTLES. IM REALLY CONSIDERING MAKING THEM A POND INSTEAD, BUT WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR WATER PUMP SET UP. THANKS!!
I'll see if I can film it! I have a video on my DIY pond filter that you might like!
Very cool!!! Great work!! Nice video!!!
Who noticed that poor worm fall at 8:58
Edit: nice vid
Those millipedes were EVERYWHERE during the build. No idea why. Thanks for watching!
I did
I saw it lol
Unlisted Puffin when
Can u do a vid we’re u show is all your turtles please
Sure, but a fair warning. A few of them are at home in this pond, 2 are with me at school, and 1 is on a breeding loan and up north with a friend!
Great job, the pond is very impressive
Thank you so much!
The roses you can do very beautiful things with them man
Agreed! Looking back on this I'd love to replant them
Hi Dan, Great video, thanks for sharing. I plan on using this one along with a few others to build my own turtle pond for my DBT soon. A couple questions for you if you don't mind.
1. Did you end up using any substrate? I have seen a few different opinions online about this.
2. How has the pond held up so far, any issues?
3. What is the upkeep like? I would assume just some water changes per month, and declorinator?
I appreciate the help! thanks
Hey there! I didnt use any substrate in this, if any I'd use crushed coral. The pond has had no issues so far, liner is in tact. The upkeep is rinsing the filter out once every week or two and water changes every 3 weeks or so. I'm moving, so prepare for another pond build video 😂
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ okay thanks! Ha I hope the new tenants have some Turtles to put in there. Okay great, I'm looking forward to your video. I'll probably make a video as well and share.
It’s a beautiful pond
Thank you so much!! 😊😊😊
Looks awesome! Happy turtles 🐢😀
Do you have more turtles now
Great pond. How do you prevent critters from destroying it and getting at your turtles?
I pray 😂
I place chicken wire over the top to protect it from hawks, foxes would be deterred by the number of obstacles, and raccoons enjoy wading in water, not ponds with steep walls like this one.
this is beautiful bro
Thanks man!! To be honest I really didn't do it how I wanted to, and just because most people probably won't see this comment...that pond actually no longer exists 😅 Update on that coming soon
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ lol wow what happened? I can't wait to see the update. I hope someone didn't destroy it
@@mxsalm 😅😬😬😬
Great and lovely video. Will my baby turte eat my fishes in pond?
th-cam.com/video/kSNJeWQ6PMY/w-d-xo.html This should answer your questions!
I want to make one for my turtles. But what about when it gets cold??
That's brumation! You'd need to look into it and research a ton before doing it, otherwise bring them inside!
aww i wanted to see a proper view of the netting (chicken wire we call it) and how you had that set up.
Great video
Thank you!!!
Hey dan the guppy man this is the doov comin in live in the comments section if you see this i am proud of you and your turtles son congrats
Thanks Daddy Doov! I hope the pizza life is treating you well brother
Ur dads face got me geeked
I love that pond it’s inspirational and now I wanna do that so bas
Thank you Hunter! Anyone can do it :D
Hi Dan, what turtle species are in the pond? They are looking really nice....!
They're diamondback Terrapins! Thank ya :D
Very nice!
Looks good
Thank you Sean!
So glad I just stumbled upon this video! What type of filter is that you are using? And where do you have it plugged into? I'm thinking about building a pond but I dont have access to electricity in the area I'd like to build. Suggestions? Also what else is needed to keep this running, clean, and clear?
Hi there! So I use an 800gph pump hooked up to a tetra waterfall filter. Water changes of 10% a week will keep it clear! As for electricity, I run an extension cord
Its good
Thank you!
I'm going to do a pond this year for my northern turtles, right next to my garden. I'm worried about them digging under even if I sink something 1 foot down.
My turtles are getting huge! I want to build a pond.
Do it :D
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ I'm thinking of building a pond or getting an above ground pool
I really want to do this but dont want mosquitoes laying eggs in the water. Is there anything you put in the water that will keep from that happening that wont affect the turtles?
Yes! Gambusia, AKA mosquito fish will take care of everything and provide a snack for turtles fast enough to catch em!!!
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ thank you so much!
You're lucky. If your family was Australian, your dad would have asked you a simple question, one you would've seen coming, and still been unprepared for. "You digging a hole, son?", closely followed by "that's a good hole"
Wow ! What a well done job
This is so creative good job man !
And i really want to do a pond for my turtles but the only issue is that how would i be able to change the water if it gets too dirty ?
Thank you!!! So that's relatively simple! In order to have a proper ecosystem you're going to need a filter, and the way to filter the water is with a pump to push the water. You simply use that pump, or a different one, to pump the water out of the pond and then re fill with a hose. Thanks for watching!
Oh nice Thank you so much!
@@Bushra_turtles happy to help 😊
It would have been much easier to use a pick axe to tear the dirt up first. Then scoop it out with the shovel
Definitely would've been but I dont think I had a pick at the time. I'll know for next time, thank you!!
That’s so cool omg
Thank you!
Beautiful
Awesome build! I don't have Diamondbacks but my Painteds would love that pond! Great job.
Thank you!!! Painteds can stay out all year even if you're up north!! 😁
AWESOME
Maybe make a gate for you to get in and out
I might on the new one!
The end of the video are you in your dorm with your turtles??
Yes! They're different than the ones in the pond though :)
What I always wondered is how do the turtles survive without changing the water and all that good stuff.
I do change the water!
Sorry if I missed it, what kind of filter do you use and how do you set it up? The only problems I’m having is skimmer and filtration and mechanical things
Nice u could put a few Fish in there
I put guppies in! Thanks for watching :)
Is it OK for red-eared sliders to be placed in a pond like this? I ask due to the temperature of the water. I live in CA for reference.
You are really good at this, come build me one too! Lol
Where are ya at? I'd be happy to!!!
You should have mentioned to pick a spot that has half shade and half sun
There are ways around the shade thing...just wait for my pond build video!
What type of plastic do you use to make this pond? Thanks before
EPDM 45mil liner!
Can I keep baby Red ear slider turtle in pond but without water filter?
Honestly Red ear sliders are very adaptable and can take really poor water quality and live. If you have one slider in say a 500 gallon pond with tons of plants, you would likely be just fine! They love dirty ponds
Been thinking about building a turtle pond in our backyard. No access to electricity so using solar power for water filter and waterfall. My question, what's the best way to clean a turtle pond without constantly having to drain the water?
Hi Dan, I hope you’re doing well. My yellow belly sliders shells are changing weird colors, and I’m scared they might have septicemia and shell rot. I don’t have enough money to take them to the vet right now, but I was wondering if you had ever experienced this or have any advice to guide me on the next steps. Both turtles shells’ scutes are fading into a dull white-ish color that even a soft toothbrush bath can’t take off. It’s not soft and feels like the rest of the shell. The sides and middle of the plastron are reddish-pinkish. I think I saw a darker shadow of a blackish spot on one of the babies. It’s not one of his plastron dots. We noticed their shells turning the dull-white about a week ago and thought the basking area was too hot (90-100 degrees), so we moved the lamp higher and now it’s around 85. We waited a week to change the water yesterday, so I know that probably contributed to their shell status. I’m not sure how serious their condition is. I can probably pay for the vet visit with my credit card if need be, but I’m between jobs right now and my savings are low. I’m very surprised because they are behaving like usual, swimming around, basking, not lethargic and no weird eye swellings. We feed them one turtle pellet and one dried cricket a day each. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. (Sorry for this long comment, I’m really scared for them right now.)
Here's some photos of the two of them from the top view and bottom view:
1. Top View of Both (8.31.18): tinypic.com/r/sweg0n/9
2. Bottom View of Both (8.24.18): tinypic.com/r/14dofw6/9 (It seems like their bottom was already turning pinkish on the sides looking back now?)
3. Courage Top View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/6hrtx5/9
4. Courage Bottom View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/2jal1dl/9
5. Lightning Top View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/9fmhwx/9
6. Lightning Bottom View (9.10.18): tinypic.com/r/256b43s/9
Hey Melody! Ok so I have some great news for you! First off, those two little ones look like Red Ear Slider hatchlings, not Yellow Bellies although they are hard to distinguish when young and often sold mislabeled. The second thing is that I would highly suggest feeding more than you are right now, and not feeding a cricket everyday. If you look on my channel I have a "Turtle Basics" playlist and a video on feeding your turtles. I would recommend purchasing some Zoo Med Hatchling Formula for your little ones and feeding in a separate container, and putting in a bunch of pellets and letting them eat as much as they can in 5 minutes! They're little pigs, so they eat a ton! What kind of pellets do you feed now? Crickets should be fed maybe once a week or every 2 weeks as they're more of a treat than a staple diet. In reference to the septicemia, I once was worried about this issue and was very scared just as you are, however as long as you're changing the water every week or so and have decent filtration, you have nothing to worry about! My Cumberland slider had red on his plastron as well, however it turned out it was just his blood vessels that you could see through the shell. Neat huh? Your little ones look totally fine and very healthy! I would just suggest feeding a bit more and you can raise those basking temps up to about 90 :) Keep up the great work!
Also, as for the dull colorings, hatchlings usually turn to a darker or lighter color as they grow and get larger. Don't worry about it at all!!! They're known to totally switch colors on people :D
DanTheGuppyMan DanTheGuppyMan Thank you for your prompt response. Glad to know what type of turtle they are now! We’re currently feeding them the Tetra Reptomin Floating Food Sticks with Calcium and Vitamin C. Also, at what shell length do they become juveniles and adults? I will definitely rewatch your turtle basics playlist and make sure my level of care is up to standard. Wow, that is really cool about the red being their blood vessels! Whew, okay so no septicemia is such a good thing. Internet research can be such a scary thing. Yes, we will definitely continue to change the water every week. Currently they’re both in a plastic tub we’ve filled up with 10 gallons of water and we have an Aqueon 40 gallon water filter. I’m waiting to transfer them into a 27 gallon bin after we move apartments at the end of the month (my mom thinks that we are doing too much and that turtles don’t need that much space). They were originally in a clear plastic tub with 3 gallons of water, and I’m glad to see them not trying to swim through the plastic walls anymore.
DanTheGuppyMan Awesome! I was reading that they could get darker, but not many sites mentioned they would get lighter. My husband was sure it was due to sunburn from the high basking temperature. I’m glad I can tell my little brother that the turtles will be with us for the next 20+ years when he comes home from school today. Thank you Dan! You’re the best!
Your so cute
Thank ya :D
DanTheGuppyMan ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ah so cool! I would love to do something like this! Why do I live so north... :(
Where do ya live?
18:26. I melted. lol
that is so cool,,, how can i make my outdoor pond safe from stray cats of my area>?
Do you have turtles you to be safe, or koi and goldfish?
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ turtles,, its a turtle pond
@@janvi6767 the most effective thing would be a net, otherwise I don't think cats can eat turtles 4+ inches
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ thankk youuu
@@janvi6767 I wouldn't put them outside until they're a bit bigger, just to be safe!!!
Nice👌
Thanks so much!
I wonder if you shoulda called 811 before you dug that pit lol.
what kind of filter are you using for the pond and how are you powering the filter
I use an 800gph pump (undersized) and a tetra filterfalls. I run an extension cord to power it all!
This was the day after my 9th birthday 🎂
Nice video bro😉!
Thank you!
What kind of filtration do you use.on this pond?
I’m thinking to do that but am afraid of raccoons at night picking & eating them. Need to look how to firmly protect them. When raccoons want something they are vicious won’t give up. Yikes!
Check my video out on predator proofing ;)
th-cam.com/video/Bs0E4X2L2rs/w-d-xo.html
Id like to see how you installed the cleaner
Does this pond have a filter system?
Yes, tetra filterfalls
How did you amke the basking area?
Let me tell you making this is still a struggle for me!!!! I resorted to using cinder blocks and wood and stacking it!
Where did you get the liner ??
Facebook marketplace!
Im a new owner of some red eared sliders. I like the content you make subscribed! What kind of turtle is that? Looks cool😎
I just was given an absolute chungus turtle and I have no idea what pond do make and can't afford anything big any ideas on something low budget but still big enough?
110gal stock tank, $70 at tractor supply!
@@DanTheTurtleMan_ ooh that sounds like a good idea thanks man
Hi !! You have a pump, filtration ?
800 gph pump and a tetra waterfall filter!
Just finished my red ear slider pond a few weeks ago; this video was a good guide. The only trouble I’m having is that my turtles will devour any plants in the pond sadly.
That's a common problem, glad to hear your pond turned out well!
What about the filteration
I have a waterfall filter, but shhhhh...it's null soon for a big surprise!
What do you feed them while in the pond?
Mazuri turtle diet!
Nice bro 👍