Inflatable pools for fish??
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I imagine you could, but I would think that the irregular interior shape of the pool, with all the inflated chambers, would make it difficult to clean. I would look for one of the hard plastic kiddie pools. My uncle used to keep his pond goldies in one during the winter is his garage.
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As long as the quality of the plastic liner last against the UV rays of the sun a good quality pool liner on an above ground pool I installed was 26 feet across by 5 feet deep for a total of 15000 gallons and the liner lasted 6 years and a new liner cost about $300. A quality above ground kit pool like that can be had for about $3000 complete with canister filter. I have actually considered it but unless you are keeping cold water fish the heating bill is what would kill you for keeping tropicals.
Inflatable pool no way, your better off buying a pond kit or digging your own pond and installing sand with pond liner can be done for as little as $50 plus sweat, filter not included.
Inflatable pool no way, your better off buying a pond kit or digging your own pond and installing sand with pond liner can be done for as little as $50 plus sweat, filter not included.
an inflatable pool, i wouldnt. too many things can go wrong.
a rigid plastic kiddie pool can work for QT, hospital or emergency circumstances.
other than that though, i wouldnt keep fish in any type of kiddie pool you buy at Walmart for very long.
a rigid plastic kiddie pool can work for QT, hospital or emergency circumstances.
other than that though, i wouldnt keep fish in any type of kiddie pool you buy at Walmart for very long.
Look through here for pool and pond ideas.
People use pools all the time.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=117
People use pools all the time.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=117