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AntiqueB said:
They're so pretty and clean, @Pasha838 .
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They don't have a pond for bathing, but I gave them a nice acrylic bathtub. It's a little wider than usual and a little shallower, practically perfect for a grown goose to bathe in. I ran a pipe down the street and brought it out through a faucet, connecting a stub of a garden hose. All I have to do is tip the bathtub over, wash it and fill it. I move it from place to place from time to time so that there is no swamp there. But there are big trees growing there, they actively drink water, so there is no particular swamp there.
 
Pasha838 said:
They don't have a pond for bathing, but I gave them a nice acrylic bathtub. It's a little wider than usual and a little shallower, practically perfect for a grown goose to bathe in. I ran a pipe down the street and brought it out through a faucet, connecting a stub of a garden hose. All I have to do is tip the bathtub over, wash it and fill it. I move it from place to place from time to time so that there is no swamp there. But there are big trees growing there, they actively drink water, so there is no particular swamp there.
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You have learned your property know what works !
 
pennyJo1960 said:
You have learned your property know what works !
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At one time I was thinking of making them a larger concrete pool and lining it with free leftover tiles, but then I decided to hold off on this because I am not sure that I will be able to keep this pool clean. The bathtub is small and it is easy and quick to clean it with a hose, but with a pool where there is a lot of water - it will be more difficult. It will have to be drained somewhere often, and the water consumption will increase significantly. The well that I use for the animals can only give 1000 liters of water per day and no more. True, there is also rainwater, but it is unstable and heavily depends on the weather. Therefore, for now I decided to limit myself to the bathtub, periodically combining it with some old basins of my late grandmother's second cousin. :)
 
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