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Maintaining a New Pond Liner

A well-installed liner doesn’t need a lot of direct maintenance.

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How To Replace a Pond Liner

Now that your excavation is fully renovated and ready for action, it’s time for the main event:

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When Replacing a Pond Liner Take These Things into Consideration

This is the ideal time to make adjustments, add protections, or add new features to your pond.

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Should You Get Rid of Your Old Pond Liner?

Once the pond is empty, and the liner is fully exposed, it’s time to remove it. But wait! In some cases, it may be a reasonable option to leave the liner there. 

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6 Primary Considerations when Replacing a Pond Liner

Sometimes the most mundane details are overlooked when you’re getting ready for a big project. 

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4 Steps to Replacing a Pond Liner

Once you’ve settled on replacement, you’re looking at a good chunk of work, so it’s wise to plan to make the most of your effort. 

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Should Your Repair or Replace Your Pond Liner?

Repair is almost always the least expensive option, providing it is successful on the first try.

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Locating a Leak in Your Pond Liner

Most direct damage to the liner produces tears and punctures. A large hole near the surface of the water may be easy to identify and evaluate. 

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Dealing with Pond Liner Leaks - Where Has All the Water Gone?

Once you’ve taken a shot at identifying the type of liner you’re working with, it’s time to try to identify the type, location, and cause of the leak, if possible. 

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5 Types of Pond Liners

Whether you’re dealing with a dry, semi-dry, or just a mildly leaky pond, take the time to see what’s there, a few inches or several inches into the dirt.

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What Type of Pond do I Have?

Artificial ponds come in all shapes and sizes and are used for almost every imaginable purpose

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10 Great Fish Species for a Garden Pond—Plus Fish to Avoid

Looking for the right fish species to keep in your new garden pond? 

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Considerations for Both Large Pond Liners and Small Pond Liners

As you’re researching the best ways to build a pond, you’ll run into a lot of conflicting ideas and information.

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How to Choose Pond Liner Thickness

Knowing how to choose the thickness of your pond liner is crucial.

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Top 11 Reasons to Use RPE Pond Liners

Among pond liner materials, RPE, which stands for “reinforced polyethylene,” is one of the most popular, both for smaller garden ponds and large recreational or industrial use ponds.

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Top 10 Reasons to Use HPDE Pond Liners

If you’re building a pond, there are lots of options available, from RPE liners to EPDM, HPDE, and even rigid plastic pond liners.

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Best Materials for Pond Liners

If you’re thinking of building a pond, whether it’s a small garden pond or something larger, you’ll find that there are a variety of pond liner materials available.

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10 Reasons Not to Use Preformed Pond Liners

On the surface, it seems like a preformed pond liner might be the best choice. 

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Fertilizing for Fishing Lakes

If you’re used to fertilizing fields for bigger crop yields, you may have already heard of fertilizing ponds as well. 

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Private vs Public Fishing Lakes and Ponds

Building a private fishing lake may seem like a big project just for something to share with friends and family. 

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Choosing a Fish Safe Liner Material when Building a Fishing Lake

Flexible liners solve a lot of the challenges of lining a large fishing lake, but they’re not all equally qualified for the task. 

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Preventing Water Loss with Flexible Liners in a Fishing Lake

Gradual water loss is a silent killer of millions of pounds of fish per year. 

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Structure and Design of the Fishing Lake

The actual design of the fishing lake is more complex than you might think. 

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Proper Fishing Lake Depth when Building a Fishing Lake

Choosing the right depth for the lake is essential to encouraging rapid fish growth and natural reproduction cycles. 

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Water Sources for Fishing Lakes

Careful construction and design will result in a fishing lake that is leak proof as possible. 

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