Would you like to share your pond with the world?
Help inspire other people all over the world by sharing your own DIY pond projects. If you would like to you can email me.
If you would like me to upload your pond onto the website, in the email it would be great if you could include:
- Your rough geographical location, don’t be too specific. This will help others in your area see what is possible in that climate.
- Your first name or an alias.
- How you built the pond, stream, waterfalls, fountain, whatever type of water feature it is.
- How the pond is filtered.
- The materials you used.
- Resources you used that were helpful on your DIY journey.
- What kinds of animals/ fish call the pond home.
- Photos or links to social media where people can see the pond.
- Anything else you might think people need to know about your project.
Together lets help more and more people enjoy this fantastic hobby!
My Email: kev@ozponds.com
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How Kris Turned an Old Pond Into a Powerful Bog Filter
Hi Kev, About two years ago, I upgraded my small 365L pond to a larger 1475L one. My garden is sloped, so I decided to build a terraced pond to keep things
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How DJ Built a Pond, Bog Filter, and Frog Habitat for Under $200
A couple of months ago, I put a pond in… and then discovered bog filters. That’s when I found Kev’s videos. They were the best I came across — no
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From a “Little Pond” to a Backyard Sanctuary
Ryan’s Pond Build – Salt Lake City, Utah Hey Kev, Figured I would share my pond with you 🙂 Location Salt Lake City, Utah Builder Ryan How It All Started
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From Stock Tank to Thriving Pond: Luke’s 800L Backyard Build (South Gippsland, VIC)
Every now and then someone sends through a pond that just feels right. Simple. Thoughtful. Built from what’s available. This one came from Luke down in South Gippsland, Victoria —
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From Stock Tank to Living Room Pond: Caleb’s DIY Bog-Filtered Water Features (Oregon, USA)
Ozponds Community Build One of the things I love most about sharing pond builds online is seeing how people adapt the ideas to their own spaces, climates, and budgets. Caleb
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Wildlife Pond in Texas
One of the things I love most about sharing pond builds online is seeing what people create once they understand the principles. Not just clear water — but living, breathing