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by **Steve** » Wed, 01 Aug 2001 03:38:08

Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW. Its a whole new
world in the dead of night aint it :). I thought the water was pretty
clear but last night the lights revealed a whole wadge of weany
beasties in there all around the lights.

Some things were maybe 3mm long with weany little eyes and a small
tail. There were loads of them yet my fish are not ready to mate yet
so it aint fry. I have frogs but they aint taddys for sure. Anyone
know what they may be ? I am in the UK thanks ;-)

Steve

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by **Sunn** » Wed, 01 Aug 2001 10:37:10

Quote:

> Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW. Its a whole new
> world in the dead of night aint it :). I thought the water was pretty
> clear but last night the lights revealed a whole wadge of weany
> beasties in there all around the lights.

> Some things were maybe 3mm long with weany little eyes and a small
> tail. There were loads of them yet my fish are not ready to mate yet
> so it aint fry. I have frogs but they aint taddys for sure. Anyone
> know what they may be ? I am in the UK thanks ;-)

> Steve

Maybe.......Baby Nessie?

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by **N2po..** » Wed, 01 Aug 2001 11:20:54

we added a rope of lights under the overhang of the pond (cant be seen
except on reflection in the water) and it is just magical. the fish are
much friendlier at night coming up to my hand.. no wonder the raccoons got
easy pickings. INgrid

Quote:

>Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW. Its a whole new
>world in the dead of night aint it :). I thought the water was pretty
>clear but last night the lights revealed a whole wadge of weany
>beasties in there all around the lights.

>Some things were maybe 3mm long with weany little eyes and a small
>tail. There were loads of them yet my fish are not ready to mate yet
>so it aint fry. I have frogs but they aint taddys for sure. Anyone
>know what they may be ? I am in the UK thanks ;-)

>Steve

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by **Mark** » Wed, 01 Aug 2001 17:45:53

Steve,

I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
and how many in relation to size of pond etc.

Cheers
Mark

Quote:

> Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW.

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by **Steve** » Thu, 02 Aug 2001 04:40:12

On Tue, 31 Jul 2001 09:45:53 +0100, in rec.ponds "Mark"

Quote:

>Steve,

>I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
>type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
>and how many in relation to size of pond etc.

>Cheers
>Mark

Well now you got me. I bought a set for 44 quid. 3 Lights, with a

gallons.

Here is pic after my setting it up 4 months ago if you want an idea.

http://www.martin0.greatxscape.net/DCP_0005ab.jpg

I have turned the bell fountain down (:-) and made a few changes since
then. The 3 cheap lights work fine for me.

Steve

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by **to..** » Thu, 02 Aug 2001 04:39:39

Quote:

>Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW. Its a whole new
>world in the dead of night aint it :). I thought the water was pretty
>clear but last night the lights revealed a whole wadge of weany
>beasties in there all around the lights.

>Some things were maybe 3mm long with weany little eyes and a small
>tail. There were loads of them yet my fish are not ready to mate yet
>so it aint fry. I have frogs but they aint taddys for sure. Anyone
>know what they may be ? I am in the UK thanks ;-)

>Steve

Hello Steve. It could be the lavae stage of a dragon fly. I see them
all of the time here. The will also eat baby fish. Unless your fish
have been reading they might not know they are two young. I watched
a koi from last years hatch involve himself in the spawning activities
this year. Some times they don't do or act like the book says.
cheers,
tonyf

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by **Greg Coope** » Thu, 02 Aug 2001 17:12:16

I for one have 3 lights in our pond driven off of a single 12
transformer which incorporates a timer. The unit is good for 141
watts. The two lights in the pond are 20 watts each the third is a
smaller unit marketed as an "egg light". I use it to shine up into the
water fall. It takes 11 watts. My pond is roughly 11x16 feet and
somewhat of an asymetric peanut shape. The two provide a pleaseing
illumination I think - not bright everwhere - pleasing shaddow for
mystery. I placed one at the end of the pond near the shimmer and the
second at the middle side pointing across at the water fall.

They were purchased at a Home Depot.

Quote:

> Steve,

> I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
> type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
> and how many in relation to size of pond etc.

> Cheers
> Mark

> > Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW.

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by **Nedr** » Thu, 02 Aug 2001 23:50:56

Okay .. enough awreaddy!! Now I gotta have lights. I think I'll look for
the rope type for under the deck ala Ingrid. Then, I'll execute my version
of a swan dive into the pond and string them across. Should be really
stunning.

Nedra
www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836

: I for one have 3 lights in our pond driven off of a single 12
: transformer which incorporates a timer. The unit is good for 141
: watts. The two lights in the pond are 20 watts each the third is a
: smaller unit marketed as an "egg light". I use it to shine up into the
: water fall. It takes 11 watts. My pond is roughly 11x16 feet and
: somewhat of an asymetric peanut shape. The two provide a pleaseing
: illumination I think - not bright everwhere - pleasing shaddow for
: mystery. I placed one at the end of the pond near the shimmer and the
: second at the middle side pointing across at the water fall.
:
: They were purchased at a Home Depot.
:
:
: > Steve,
: >
: > I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
: > type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
: > and how many in relation to size of pond etc.
: >
: > Cheers
: > Mark
: >

: > > Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW.
:

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by **mad** » Fri, 03 Aug 2001 06:48:43

your swandive or the lights? :O)
mad
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> Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 14:50:56 GMT
> Subject: Re: Wow the lights the lights :)

> Okay .. enough awreaddy!! Now I gotta have lights. I think I'll look for
> the rope type for under the deck ala Ingrid. Then, I'll execute my version
> of a swan dive into the pond and string them across. Should be really
> stunning.

> Nedra
> www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836

> : I for one have 3 lights in our pond driven off of a single 12
> : transformer which incorporates a timer. The unit is good for 141
> : watts. The two lights in the pond are 20 watts each the third is a
> : smaller unit marketed as an "egg light". I use it to shine up into the
> : water fall. It takes 11 watts. My pond is roughly 11x16 feet and
> : somewhat of an asymetric peanut shape. The two provide a pleaseing
> : illumination I think - not bright everwhere - pleasing shaddow for
> : mystery. I placed one at the end of the pond near the shimmer and the
> : second at the middle side pointing across at the water fall.
> :
> : They were purchased at a Home Depot.
> :

> :
> : > Steve,
> : >
> : > I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
> : > type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
> : > and how many in relation to size of pond etc.
> : >
> : > Cheers
> : > Mark
> : >

> : > > Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW.
> :

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by **Nedr** » Fri, 03 Aug 2001 08:46:17

mad! your home!! Hope you had a great time....

No, sweetie, ... not the swan dive. ;O)

ned
www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836

: your swandive or the lights? :O)
: mad
: --
: Boycott shampoo! Demand the REAL poo!
: Robert Heinlein
:

: > Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net
: > Newsgroups: rec.ponds
: > Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 14:50:56 GMT
: > Subject: Re: Wow the lights the lights :)
: >
: > Okay .. enough awreaddy!! Now I gotta have lights. I think I'll look
for
: > the rope type for under the deck ala Ingrid. Then, I'll execute my
version
: > of a swan dive into the pond and string them across. Should be really
: > stunning.
: >
: > Nedra
: > www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
: >

: > : I for one have 3 lights in our pond driven off of a single 12
: > : transformer which incorporates a timer. The unit is good for 141
: > : watts. The two lights in the pond are 20 watts each the third is a
: > : smaller unit marketed as an "egg light". I use it to shine up into the
: > : water fall. It takes 11 watts. My pond is roughly 11x16 feet and
: > : somewhat of an asymetric peanut shape. The two provide a pleaseing
: > : illumination I think - not bright everwhere - pleasing shaddow for
: > : mystery. I placed one at the end of the pond near the shimmer and
the
: > : second at the middle side pointing across at the water fall.
: > :
: > : They were purchased at a Home Depot.
: > :

: > :
: > : > Steve,
: > : >
: > : > I'm in the process of building my pond, and was wondering what
: > : > type of lights did you install, what type of wattage are they,
: > : > and how many in relation to size of pond etc.
: > : >
: > : > Cheers
: > : > Mark
: > : >

: > : > > Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW.
: > :
: >
: >
:
:
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by **mad** » Fri, 03 Aug 2001 10:30:29

sorry, ned, couldn't resist. LOLOL!
i had a great time and am editing pix for a website.
mad
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Quote:

> Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net
> Newsgroups: rec.ponds
> Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 23:46:17 GMT
> Subject: Re: Wow the lights the lights :)

> mad! your home!! Hope you had a great time....

> No, sweetie, ... not the swan dive. ;O)

> ned
> www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836

>> : your swandive or the lights? :O)
>> : mad
>> : --
>> : Boycott shampoo! Demand the REAL poo!
>> : Robert Heinlein
>> :

>>> : > Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net
>>> : > Newsgroups: rec.ponds
>>> : > Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 14:50:56 GMT
>>> : > Subject: Re: Wow the lights the lights :)
>>> : >
>>> : > I'll execute my version of a swan dive into the pond and string them
>>> across. Should be really stunning.
>>> : >
>>> : > Nedra
>>> : > www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836

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by **Krist** » Fri, 03 Aug 2001 10:43:31

I was going to suggest mosquito larvae...

Just a thought,
Kristi

Quote:

> >Just installed th e pond lights last night and WOW. Its a whole new
> >world in the dead of night aint it :). I thought the water was pretty
> >clear but last night the lights revealed a whole wadge of weany
> >beasties in there all around the lights.

> >Some things were maybe 3mm long with weany little eyes and a small
> >tail. There were loads of them yet my fish are not ready to mate yet
> >so it aint fry. I have frogs but they aint taddys for sure. Anyone
> >know what they may be ? I am in the UK thanks ;-)

> >Steve
> Hello Steve. It could be the lavae stage of a dragon fly. I see them
> all of the time here. The will also eat baby fish. Unless your fish
> have been reading they might not know they are two young. I watched
> a koi from last years hatch involve himself in the spawning activities
> this year. Some times they don't do or act like the book says.
> cheers,
> tonyf

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