Concrete is a popular choice for koi ponds due to its permanence and ability to support mortar and rock features like waterfalls. George, a pond owner with 35 years of experience, confirms that concrete works well if the sides and bottom are smooth and sealed with a waterproofing agent. He adds that many koi ponds are built with concrete, and some are later lined with fiberglass for extra protection.
George's own pond has been in use for nearly 35 years without issues. For more details, visit his website: koi-z-are-us.20m.com.
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