We haven;t built it yet as they as just 8 dayas old, but when we do, how do we keep it clean?
How does one keep a duck pond clean???
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Don't put any ducks in it!
~SunSetsWest~ :
Don't put any ducks in it!
Bingo!!
Deb, ducks are messy and as long as their water is fresh and not old, they will be fine in some dirty water.
Don't put any ducks in it!
Bingo!!
Deb, ducks are messy and as long as their water is fresh and not old, they will be fine in some dirty water.
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Bingo!!
Deb, ducks are messy and as long as their water is fresh and not old, they will be fine in some dirty water.
Thanks!
I was wondering about that. I already knew they were messy before we bought them.
Bingo!!
Deb, ducks are messy and as long as their water is fresh and not old, they will be fine in some dirty water.
Thanks!
I was wondering about that. I already knew they were messy before we bought them.
2 Words..POOP SOUP!!!
I have several kiddy pools and dump and refill twice daily..
and still we have poop soup
I have several kiddy pools and dump and refill twice daily..
and still we have poop soup
~SunSetsWest~ :
Don't put any ducks in it!
Well, someone beat me to it!!!
Don't put any ducks in it!
Well, someone beat me to it!!!
On the bright side, the "soup" makes some great organic fert. so run a hose to the garden and water away.
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Great idea!!!
Great idea!!!
mine don't like clean water. when its clean, they climb in, rip up some grass, put it in the water and repeat. rarely eat the grass, i guess they just like dirty water!
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