Ponds / Aquaculture aquariums (sea hydroponics)
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2016 10:11 pm
First of all, what is a pond.
It is a hole with water in it. Otherwise known as a poor-mans water dispenser
Secondly what could you do with a pond? Anything really, if we're going the moat/water feature route, it could be impassable or not impassable. Primarily if you put water in a basic sand dug hole, its not going anywhere, and you could scoop water out and move it to another hole or connect a hole or two to make a small lake to paddle out in your dinky little boat (unless your radical and make lakes out of lava, for non-family freindly river cruises down the river styx)
Dont fish live in water? Good point, it would help add some more depth to this very simple addition.
I guess how do you encourage things to live in your hole filled with water? Easy, throw in food and wait, then simply sit back with your metal (fishing) rod made out of rods and hook some bites the old fashioned way using donk pockets or whatevers to hand for bait. Or if you're like those city folk who like to import fish for decoration or otherwise, just build a aquarium rig with the help of the city folk or a dinky little fish bowl made out of glass (careful not to drown on water reagents)
Indeed a giant mutant fighting fish/shark/carp that's grown too big and ravenous for its aquarium is a sight to behold. Pufferfish poison? no problem. Want to make some corn oil substitute cod liver oil? Sure, that swordfish certainly looks pointy, i wonder what would happen if you sharpened it? As many fish in the sea as there are stars, im sure centcomm would appreciate and pay top dollar for rare collector fish.
Here's just a collection of thoughts. Feedback would be appreciated ya'll, now if you excuse me i better get back to doing what i do best, snoozing under a moonless night.
It is a hole with water in it. Otherwise known as a poor-mans water dispenser
Secondly what could you do with a pond? Anything really, if we're going the moat/water feature route, it could be impassable or not impassable. Primarily if you put water in a basic sand dug hole, its not going anywhere, and you could scoop water out and move it to another hole or connect a hole or two to make a small lake to paddle out in your dinky little boat (unless your radical and make lakes out of lava, for non-family freindly river cruises down the river styx)
Dont fish live in water? Good point, it would help add some more depth to this very simple addition.
I guess how do you encourage things to live in your hole filled with water? Easy, throw in food and wait, then simply sit back with your metal (fishing) rod made out of rods and hook some bites the old fashioned way using donk pockets or whatevers to hand for bait. Or if you're like those city folk who like to import fish for decoration or otherwise, just build a aquarium rig with the help of the city folk or a dinky little fish bowl made out of glass (careful not to drown on water reagents)
Indeed a giant mutant fighting fish/shark/carp that's grown too big and ravenous for its aquarium is a sight to behold. Pufferfish poison? no problem. Want to make some corn oil substitute cod liver oil? Sure, that swordfish certainly looks pointy, i wonder what would happen if you sharpened it? As many fish in the sea as there are stars, im sure centcomm would appreciate and pay top dollar for rare collector fish.
Here's just a collection of thoughts. Feedback would be appreciated ya'll, now if you excuse me i better get back to doing what i do best, snoozing under a moonless night.