Pisces Siena Preformed Pond 90cm x 63cm Liner Starter Wildlife Nature Pond

I bought the small pond in August 2021 and installed it in a hole in my garden. It is still there and functioning as a pond.I don't use any fancy filtration, just natural bacteria, which I top up periodically with a sludge bomb when the water gets stinky. I have some pondweed (elodea) floating around. Some marginal planting, which gets churned up every year in frog breeding season and needs putting back in place once they are done.The pond is thriving, and gets filled to the brim with spawn every year. The tadpoles like the shallow areas. The frogs over winter in the deeper areas. The snails live in the plants and eat the algae from around the sounds.This year is the first year I have had to treat for green water, which is my own fault, as I did too big of a water change and upset the natural balance.This has been a great little pond. Super low maintenance. Easy to install, though as the plastic is soft and flexible, be prepared to shove handfuls of soil down the sides to support the shape when you plant it.If you do not plan to plant the pond, then be aware that this is not intended to be a stand alone pond and will need to be put in something solid - or you will need to select a different product.If you are planning a starter pond, it is worth noting that a washing up tub or clean large cat litter tray also serve well as good starter ponds, and these are solid enough not to need planting (though will freeze over winter). I started with a washing up tub, after a frog spawned in a puddle and I needed an emergency pond. That tub, which I later planted, is also still going, and is also still used as a spawning ground. The only adaptation I needed there was a broken plant pot to form a shallow shelf for tadpoles to bask on and something for my stubborn frogs to hide under, which also sloped close enough to the top of the tub for the froglets to exit when they grew their legs.

Just the right size for a wildlife pond. It will be supported by log rolls as we don't want to sink it in the ground. Yes it seems well made and although it doesn't weigh much it will be strong enough.

Initially I was not happy.My liner came in a plastic bag, it was badly damaged and dented.However, saying that I contacted the seller explaining this and to be fair they replaced for me and I received one the next day.... in a box.My new liner was still a little dented but was acceptable, I was pleased also due to it was replaced quickly.It is small, but that's what I wanted. It's more a water feature for me. I will be planting around it to attract wildlife.ProsIdeal for small gardensSeller was quick to respondAlready shaped.ConsDents easilyNot really value for money as flimsyNot sure if big enough for fish, but I'm not concerned as I just wanted a fountain and plants.I love it even though it has Cons, I sit and relax listening to the water trickle. Can't wait for my plants to grow

Very pleased with the fish pond nice and sturdy nice shelving to put plants on have got the plants and gold fish in it already

Just the right size for the garden. No, I doubt you could have fish in it, but it was just what we needed. Slightly flimsy edges once in place, but as long as it is firmly in place we simply surrounded it with decorative stones. No complaints here, 5*

For the money - its not too bad.

It is a little thin but the supplier is on top of their game with customer service and help. We found a leak in ours, contacted them and they responded within hours and have sent another. I would just suggest they package it more carefully so it doesn't get damaged in transit.

Cracked in fist 24hours. Installed very carefully with full underlay. Very poor quality and am so disappointed