stock tanks for swimming.

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A swirl filter would keep the water moving and remove any particulate matter -- they're pretty cheap to knock together and a small pump doesn't cost much to run.

I assume I can find some good plans on teh interwebs, so thanks for the info!

One question though: Will this system take care of the muck that accumulates in the bottom of the tank?
 
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I can't believe I found this thread,I love the stock tank idea cause I can bury it ground level so the ducks can get in easy,I don't have to dump it cause of the awesome drain,it's bigger than a kiddie pool. I have been using a kiddie pool since last year when I got my first ducklings and seen the stock tank idea and I'm gonna do it this spring!!!!
 
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i decided to go with the 150 gallon stock tank
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my goose and duck love it and they swim all the time. yesterday after 2 weeks of having it i drained it, cleaned it and refilled it for the first time so im surprised about how clean it can stay compared to the kiddie pools
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Love these pictures!!
 

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