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As a former landscaper who built many ornamental ponds I would advise against the Koi unless you get black ones. They are simply too visible for predators. Odds are they will get eaten. Not a 100% sure but....
I am about to build my own pond. I am looking at about 50-60 ft across and about 100 ft long average depth 8-10 ft. in a kidney bean shape. Not sure what the acreage is. I plan on spending $1000-$1500 on equipment but I will be digging it myself. Ck. the web and get some free estimates. Good Luck!! My sister has a Koi pond. Custom built with water fall, rapid stream area and two pools. Really nice. (She built it herself) Anyway, after 11 years a GBH came in and cleaned it out. Not one fish left. Let us know how your pond progresses. JKB, I think that heron was down here after his meal. He was really heavy and flying close to the ground. ![grin](/forums/images/graemlins/default/grin.gif)
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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