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Pond Gallery (Photos of Members Ponds and Equipment)Post photos of your ponds, filters etc here.
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Hi everyone, it's a while since I last posted on here so thought I would try to show my pond after 7 years of dedicated slog. It's been a very enjoyable project but I think I started it too late in life and ended up burning myself out. Though the pond proper is completed, It still requires adequate filtering so I only have a few fish in it. However, I have another growing on tank with about 35 small uns in it. I need to sell my Diotsu plate if anyone's interested. It,s on Ebay untill it sells. It has a starting price of £950.00. Thanks for your interest. Freddie P.
PLATE IS-- D TEN TSU
Last edited by freddiep : 06-05-2010 at 10:26 PM.
Reason: Failed to attach pics
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Thanks Laz, it's kind of you to say. I tried to upload pics but the sites limit of 2.44? meant that my 650 KB ? individual picture file size is too big. I spent some time trying to find a way round this without success. I found no free software to do this, and google searches say windows XP has no facillity to do it. If you have another way I will try it. Please let me know. Many thanks, Freddie P
open the pic in paint and resize it via the strech and squew opition then re save it your sign up for a photobucket account then upload then its as easy as copying the [img] code across to your post
Freddie's 2nd post 4 years after the first. 
your sign up for a photobucket account then upload then its as easy as copying the [img] code across to your post
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