Very inpressed looking forward to them coming back in stock so I can buy again

This pond is really nice and the liner is very thick and durable. Like I said in the title, it's a super affordable alternative to a regular large tank but I only wish it had a viewing window. The frame is made of PVC pipes and not 304SS like it says in the description. I wonder if it will eventually get brittle and crack. I'm not so worried about the upright supports, but the \"fixing rods\" around the upper perimeter of the pond are under a lot of stress. I was actually very nervous at first because I tried bending one piece by itself and it was very difficult. After connecting all 5 pieces, I managed to grab each end, and then brace the middle portion on the ground, and slowly bend the ends together while leaning into it with my weight. If something were to slip or break, I'd be terrified about the force it would snap back with, but it all went very well. It made kind of an oval shape at first because I had to over-bend it to make the ends slide straight into one another, but after some manipulating, it looked better and the force of the water will make it take a nice shape. It's really convenient to have the velcro attachments around the top. I could not imagine trying to feed all the pieces through and fit them together if they were permanent loops, so that's a very thoughtful design feature. It's really quite simple to set up and I'm pretty impressed. Thanks for the great product.

I was using this primarily as a holding tank while I moved my 240g fishtank, but i was so impressed by this that I'm now considering setting it up permanently in my yard. the material is nice and thick, and the frame is really solid. I was really hesitant at first filling up the water, but it held it to the top with no problem. the size is great for holding your kois large and small (temporarily). Really impressed by the size, quality, and functionality of this popup pond.

Easy enough to set up and will work as a temporary pond while I relocate my existing pond. Design was well thought out and worth the money.

I got this product for my outdoor Koi pond. I live in the northern Midwest and our winters can be brutal. In the past, I would keep my fish outdoors, all winter with a pump breaking the surface of the pond. When I went out of town, I was always worried because there were times it got so cold the air exchange hole would freeze over. I’m getting tired of the paranoia and having to smash the ice with a sledgehammer when this happens. If there’s a problem with a pump, it’s really not fun to stick your hands in the water when it’s right around freezing temperatures. When I saw this, I figured I’d give it a try. It’s kind of affordable compared to some of the ones I’ve seen in the past. I did not have a ton of room for one of the large Square and was pleased to find around pool as an option. I assembled it and it’s pretty easy. I included the instructions. If you can set up a tent, you can handle this. It took a little finagling to get the top together by myself. However, I did manage. Now that it’s assembled, I’m probably never going to take it down. It’s going to live in my basement when it’s not in use I will turn it upside down. It’s heavy well more accurately it’s bulky, but not impossible to move around with empty. The only things I didn’t like in this kit were the gloves, which I don’t understand why I need them and the cover to keep the fish from jumping out. Honestly, I thought the material was a bit cheesy. It’s the stretchy plastic net material that reminds me of what some produce is packed in. I will replace it with a better nylon material. I am worried about how I’m going to filter the water because the rim on this is rather large. Many of the consumer canister filters will not fit over the edge. I’m going to have to do some creative zip tying to get my filtration to stay in place. I really like the bottom drain feature. When it’s going to be time to drain the tank I think this is a great option. I will not have to buy another pump to get the water out at the

It's pretty easy to setup plus you can use the video in the listing for reference. For the round blue tanks the frame is PVC the title for the listing says 304 SS which is probably for the rectangle tank. Looks great once setup and comes with a bottom valve for drainage or hooking it up to a larger system. Material could be thicker I think a decent sized animal with teeth can gnaw through this if left unprotected.

The Ad also includes reviews for a different style of an above-ground pond. VEVOR 450-gallon KOI Aquarium Tank Above Ground Fish Gallon 59\" D x 39.4\" H with a medium-weight plastic liner. The Instructions are adequate to assemble the pool. The upright poles and the frame along the top are all made from plastic. I had to work on the bottom of the liner to smooth out some wrinkles, as water was filling it. I live in a rural area of Oregon, where I've encountered many ground diggers, such as ground squirrels, gophers, and moles, which means I need to place the Pond on a cement surface. My cement patio is an ideal location because it's fenced, which will keep predator animals out. I'm going to grow water lilies, and it won't take too long before I'll have frogs in there, as my property has a year-round creek. I need to check out if I can place some lights in the Pond for after-dark effects. I'm unsure how well the pond liner will hold up if left exposed to year-round weather in Western Oregon. On sale, I can buy small kiddie pools with a pump and filter locally that serve the same function as the Vevor brand.

This large fish tank is lightweight and very convenient. The fabric construction makes it easy to set-up and take down. The fabric is durable and strong. The PVC coating is solid and definitely waterproof. I was surprised by the quality of the tank it makes. When I first heard it was fabric, I did not know what to expect. I figured a plastic tank was always the best way to go. But now, after working with this fabric tank, I have to say that I am very impressed with its performance. Then, when you add the lightweight qualities and the ability to have a 450-gallon tank that is easy to put up and take down, and move around when empty, you have quite a nice combination. I definitely recommend this 450-gallon foldable fabric tank as a nice option and a good value. The price point for a solid plastic tank that holds 450 gallons would be significantly higher.

Got the pond kit and setup in the backyard. Need two person to put it together. There were different size of tubes so make sure you use the right one in the right place. Once you put water in it will be impossible to move. I put rubber pads in the bottom and put the pond on top. Out side I use bricks to cover the side. I also plan to put some deck boards on the back side to put a water fall kit to form a water fall.

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