North Park Village Renovation: A 100-YEAR-OLD POND! - Part 1

[@emjaygodd]

Great video. Nice to see an early prototype of a wetland filter and snorkel so many years later. Really appreciate that you give honest advice on what has worked and not worked over the years.

[@pondkingprojectshowcasesin4124]

Fascinating!

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Pond King Water Gardens Thanks for your support!

[@chasmanmugsy]

Looking good!!!

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Pondmaster Thanks!

[@m72e592863]

Great!

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rich andy Thank you!

[@benkirby]

love renovation projects

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Ben Kirby They can be a challenge but rewarding.

[@bakermann29]

The amount of work you guys put in is really cool. Looking forward to part 2.

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John Sanders Thanks John!

[@moderater9426]

Love these videos

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Schamens Gaming Thanks!

[@claudiaschafert3490]

U guys are amazing

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Claudia Schäfert Thanks Claudia!

[@heansengkimhor5535]

Ed is the best man can get the job done ! Everything will look so different after this job is complete it because I can't wait to see what kind of animals will be living in there!#ilovemyjobs

[@edbeaulieu5916]

hean sengkimhor Thanks for your support!

[@heansengkimhor5535]

@@edbeaulieu5916 and thank to you sir for sharing all of your amazing jobs with best education for me!!

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hean sengkimhor You’re welcome!

[@patrickconnors8403]

Just amazing.

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Patrick Connors Thanks!

[@Wickedreptiles]

Amazing!!!

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Ryan’s Ark Thanks for your support!

[@PlatinumPlopper]

History in the making. Future humans will appreciate this.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Eli Johnson I hope so!

[@designprosb]

Ty Ed .. U R amazing

[@edbeaulieu5916]

designprosb Thanks!

[@pmarshall2006]

Aquascape Academy. Love these videos. I learn and get inspired. Continue to do more of those fine details info. They are priceless.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

pmarshall2006 Thanks!

[@mirtagordillo3486]

Awesome video love and how the pond was build keeping with nature

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Mirta Gordillo Thank you!

[@chriswilson5571]

Chi-Town Historical Water Feature/100years old! Love the importance of keeping it in tact Mr. Beaulieu.

[@mbdieter7308]

Beautiful pond, the stonework is gorgeous, a true historical treasure.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

MB Dieter I agree!

[@wombatehawkins5762]

Can watch you all day working your magic. Learning so much. Wish I was living over there you would find me sitting watching you lol. I'm in the uk 🇬🇧

[@edbeaulieu5916]

wombate hawkins Thanks for your support!

[@robertforrest7956]

Got your hands full with this one!!

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Robert Forrest That’s for sure.....

[@forestvillefalls337]

One of the coolest falls I've ever seen...awesome! Thanks Ed!

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Forestville Falls Thanks!

[@tonkabear2369]

Omg! I love that place. Freaking cool your so local.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Tonka Bear Me too!

[@virgs202]

Great video, Ed! Very cool to see how you guys have evolved the equipment. Looking forward to Part II.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

virg s Never stop Learning!

[@cathleenbaldwinmaggi2252]

Excited to see this one up and running again! Great info - thank you!

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Cathleen Baldwin Maggi Glad you enjoy it

[@chriswilson5571]

Oh and I appreciated the chase going on with the wild life 😃

[@alyssamartin5931]

It's amazing to see how time and knowledge has changed your technique of doing things. Cant wait to see the finished renovation.

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Alyssa Martin I wonder what the next 10 years will do???

[@sal9842]

Yes love this kind of info . About the rock and why you now use round rocks soo cool to know and understand to reasoning behind how filtration really works ... so so appreciated thanks and hope we get to see all the finished projects ! Thanks again and great work as always

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Sammy Ward Thanks Sammy!

[@INewNu]

I can feel how exited Ed was when he described the pond. I can't wait for part 2

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INuNew 29 Thanks for your support!

[@michaelhammer3863]

Great job Ed!

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Michael Hammer Thanks!

[@niederbayerDominic]

Great job Ed... cant wait for the next video! Greetings from Bavaria

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Niederbayer Greetings and Thank you!

[@danishpatriotwwg1wga291]

Love to All the aquascape team from 🇩🇰

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Danish patriot WWG1WGA Thank you!

[@lindaleslie5634]

Awesome...I can't wait for the next update!

[@CallDerek]

What an awesome project! Can't wait to see the finished product.

[@PuffOfSmoke]

Learning a lot about proper filtration and the right rocks to put in... Thanks.

[@sherryturner8729]

What an amazing project. Looking forward to part 2!

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Sherry Turner Thanks Sherry!

[@AndreOliveira-qg6ki]

Love your work and great videos Ed, keep it up!! Much love, from Portugal!

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André Oliveira Thanks Andre!

[@bobbistevens746]

Agggg already ready to see the rest of these for this project!!!

[@ChicagoTRS]

Must be rutt...nice buck chasing that doe...

[@cbwaterfeatures]

Great video. So appreciate the explanation of angular stone vs round river stone. I'm building a new pond for my turtle this summer and plan to have an intake bay as well as a tiny wetland filter. This info is priceless. Thank you

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Short Sleeve Glad it helps!

[@cbwaterfeatures]

Ed. Thank you so much. Any advice for a very small pond/stream. I'm talking about 300 gallons including the aquablocs underground. He's not a very aquatic turtle. Really only needs the water for brumation

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Short Sleeve What type of turtle?

[@cbwaterfeatures]

@@edbeaulieu5916 NA wood

[@cbwaterfeatures]

@@edbeaulieu5916 Not sure if my last reply went through, he's a North American Wood Turtle

[@kevinagustin8082]

you should come to the philippines!!!

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Kevin Agustin I would love to!

[@bradshantz2272]

That's a cool park/ project. But on question. Will that fabric wick the water out from the pond

[@edbeaulieu5916]

Brad Shantz Yes, but I’d rather protect the liner and periodically add water than let the liner get damaged.

[@bradshantz2272]

Ok that definitely makes sense, I'd rather add water then rebuild from a hole too.

[@myeklecticlife]

Love how you explain things lol 👍

[@jastark22181]

I love these type of videos! I would love to see more from this project actually! I wanna become a CAC sooo bad!

[@OnlyMotivatingPeople]

First one, keep up the good vids and keep making ponds we love you!

[@danishpatriotwwg1wga291]

No.. Sorry, your the 2' one 😉 love to you and entire 🇺🇲 from 🇩🇰

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@@danishpatriotwwg1wga291 whatever

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Aiden Fruhauf Thanks Aiden!

[@Class43Harrison]

Cool. Team aquascape you should sign up for monetization

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MysteryFishing135 we are!

[@Class43Harrison]

Cool.

[@danishpatriotwwg1wga291]

Your BIGGEST fan watch this video first 👍😁

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Danish patriot WWG1WGA Thank you!!!

[@subrag321]

Just curious, what happens to all of the sludge and gravel from the old wetland system?

[@nietrelevant3338]

any reason you guys use pebbles over lavarock or acid treated pumice? Since that is what is mostly used in european ponds.

[@TEAMAquascape]

nietrelevant availability and aesthetics

[@edbeaulieu5916]

I’ve used a lot of lava rock over the years with great results but it’s cost prohibitive on a large scale.

[@andioop5661]

I NEED VIDEO IDEAS!!!😭😭😭

[@aicram62]

So I have a question I don't understand why you need a liner on the bottom of the pond out in the wild there aren't any liners if your pond is bio friendly or eco-friendly or whatever I don't understand why you need a liner can somebody explain that

[@TEAMAquascape]

Yes the ground doesn’t hold water. That’s what the liner is for

[@aicram62]

@@TEAMAquascape OK so how do lakes and ponds form out in nature?