Cover visible black liner edges on a preformed pond with rocks, using a fish‑safe adhesive that withstands water and frog activity.
These work for pea gravel and small rocks; large rocks may need mechanical anchoring (mortar over liner, or dry‑stacked with hidden support).
Always cure adhesives fully per manufacturer instructions before refilling.
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