This only cost $70

[DoubleD1996!]

Dad: what're you doing?
Me: Seeing if this liner is big enough *rolls it out*
Mom: Need help?
Me: I got it woman
Me:... I think it's big enough.

I'm probably going to cut this in half and use as another pond or and underlayment, but I already have one. So, instead of replacing the liner, why not go bigger?!

 

[TheLastGreen]

I agree, bigger is better, and it means more turtles and fish, so why not!

 

[DoubleD1996!]

I agree, bigger is better, and it means more turtles and fish, so why not!

Right! I'm going to order another so I can finally get the koi I've been raising outside

 

[TheLastGreen]

Right! I'm going to order another so I can finally get the koi I've been raising outside

Koi are absolute beauties! Can you house turtles with koi? Could you post some images of them?

 

[DoubleD1996!]

Koi are absolute beauties! Can you house turtles with koi? Could you post some images of them?

It's possible, but I wouldn't. They don't move very fast and the turtles may make a meal out of them. Plus koi and goldfish are riddled with small, spiny bones and high in vitamin B which could be bad for them.

 

[jeff kushner]

I kept water turtles in 55 gallon tanks for decades....the running joke at my home was that the only fish alive in my tanks were the few that wear Nikes.....

Yeah, in a closed environment, it's not even close...the turtles are simply relentless and wear down the fish.

In a bigger pond though, I would think the advantage goes to the fish, like in Nature!

 

[Toddrickfl1]

Koi are absolute beauties! Can you house turtles with koi? Could you post some images of them?

I've got some koi in my turtle pond. It's pretty good size though, I wouldn't recommend it in a tank.