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Duck pond liner repair
Thank you for that. I have attached a picture (as best I could get) of the tear. It partly looks like the effects of them clawing at it as they exit and/or the liner failing (dry and cracked). As far a patch materials, we definitely don't want anything toxic to the ducks, or that could be... -
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Thank you! I'm glad to finally be part of the flock. haha- DuckJam
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Greetings!
Me, too! I'm glad to be here and hope it's always just for fun stuff! Ha. Your duckies look like one of mine. Also a Welsh Harlequin? Or is it an Appleyard? Thank you on the pond. It's great but leaking. I just posted for help on a solution. Thank you for the nice welcome.- DuckJam
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Duck pond liner repair
Hello all, I can't seem to quite find an existing thread which addresses this issue specifically, so sorry for any repeat. We have an in-ground pond. We used one of those heavy duty black liners for it (not the rigid plastic, but the rubbery "cloth" kind that has thread fibers in the inner... -
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New here... I am "momma" to 2 female ducks (this spring we lost our 3rd female - a mallard - suddenly to chronic heart disease, sadly, at the age of 7yrs). :( The other two are a Welsh Harlequin and what we believe to be a Gadwell (or mix) (she's a rescue from Humane Society) Though we enjoy...- DuckJam
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