I wanted to show you guys some SUPER affordable ways to get started with summer tubbing! I am speaking THIS saturday (April 13) at 1pm at Reef to Rift Aquarium Store in Hatfield pa! Today we take a look at some really affordable options for doing your very first summer tub! Fan mail can be sent to: PO box 146 Manchester PA 17345 Buy me a coffee: msjinkzd.com/about_msjinkzd/support-our-site/ Instagram @msjinkzd Website and stocklist: msjinkzd.com/stocklist/ Facebook: facebook.com/msjinkzd/
Have you ever tried to do summer tubing coupled with aquaponics? Getting a 150G stock tank and thinking about putting some trays above the tub to grow veggies. Also wondering on ideas for the fish. Not a goldfish fan. Location is Chicago suburbs.
How about old spas? Fiberglass/Acrylic. You'd have to either plug all the jets and returns or heavily screen them to use the low velocity/low volume pump but it's about 350-400 gallons. Part of it's about 16' deep and the center would be about 30". Plus it's well insulated to avoid temperature swings. PS Would platys be a good tub fish?
Love this series! I used that 40 gallon tub for my patio pond last summer, and my white clouds bred like wild in it. Almost afraid to do it again because I don’t know what I would do with all the extra babies.
Once again it's interesting to see the huge differences in prices between the US and Germany. Here in Germany you get new tubs for peanuts. Last week I bought a 85 liter (22.5 gallon) tub for 6.99€ I also saw a few 240 liter tubs (that's about 63.5 gallons) for 19.99€ It's really weird... the materials are the same, the production process is the same... what makes them so much more expensive in the US?
Love that you include a variety of budget and set up options. We have an apartment patio and 8 tanks indoors and my mother has a decent size back yard, no fish (she’s more into gardening. So, you are giving us great ideas and the basics for us to keep in mind for setting up a tub or two for both. Thank you!
cool dip this weekend into the 40s at night, then warm days and nights for the next two weeks. plan to add plants after the cold night and the water warms back up. its again a snow/winter rain, leaf, sticks, etc. whatever fell in over the last six months, black water tub. already has mosquito larvae in it. Gold ring danios and maybe a high end guppy are stock. thanks Rachel. very informative and motivating. here we come tubs..
Hi Rachel; I have 2 Tuff Stuff tubs and both are excellent. I have the 110 gal one that collects Rain water that I use for my water changes. It is out all year long. In 2017 -2018 winter I did not drain it (All fish were brought in) and it froze solid. So solid that the edges were lifted off the ground. It survived without any damage -- it really is tough. Last season I drained it for the winter. Last season, I added the 40 gal Tuff Stuff tub to the line up. I plumbed the 40 gal Tuff Stuff tub to the 110 drain so both are filled with Rain water. Last fall, I brought the 40 gal into the garage for my Goldfish and it worked great. The smaller size works out great because it is easy to transport and fill with good surface area, as you said. I would recommend Tuff Stuff tubs. I also used the Whiskey barrel last year with good success so I purchased another one this year to add to the fun. Thanks for the video and this will be a series I will be looking forward to as I am excited for the season to start. Thanks!
I got the 110 gallon stock tank from Tractor Supply three summers ago. It is extremely durable and does a great job with plants but I find even with an east exposure, the temperature fluctuates too much from day to night for fish to do well in it so I keep it strictly for water and bog plants and the sound from the spillover. The wild birds like to drink from it which is also a plus.
I have the 110 as well, my fish do just fine :) we did buy a sun shade (shade sail?) because even in 70 degree partial sun the outside of the tub gets to 105 degrees! Wrapping it with wood or stacked bricks would insulate much better. Another tip I've found that adding a few cinder blocks really helps the temperature stay steadier, they heat up with the water all day but over night they help hold the heat for a bit. The water still cools down but more gradually, and my fish love to swim through them.
The tank gets full sun all morning and the rubber definitely gets hot to the point where if I put my hands on the rim of the tank it will burn and the water inside the tank feels like bath water by the end of the day on hot days. I've contemplated painting the outside white to reflect the heat to see if that would help at all..
There is a 50 gallon tub that is kidney shaped and fits around my windowsill on the patio. I supported one end with cinder blocks and bought a 20 gallon round tub to act as a sump. It worked quite well
I actually picked up a free 40g Tuff Stuff tub from a neighbor and I've used it for 5+ years now as a goldfish pond with great results and very little maintenance. My next endeavor will be the 110g tub from Tuff Stuff. I'm appreciating your videos!
Water lilies can actually be grown in quite a shallow amount of water, you really only need about three inches of water above the crown, although some of the natives here in Florida grow in an inch. Wood whiskey barrels are an excellent choice for tubbing because the wood does not absorb and transmit heat as plastic does (wood is an insulator, not a conductor), so the majority of the thermal energy only affects the surface of the water producing smaller temperature fluctuations. Great video for people that want to tub on a budget!
yea, those little whiskey resin barrles I have would not have that much space above the crown, really. I am sure I COULD do it, but would definitely need a pygmy variety. As for the super shallow tubs (like my 50g rubbermaid and that 40g)- again, would definitely need a small variety of lily or lotus otherwise there wouldn't be room for anything else. I appreciate the input! I LOVE whiskey barrels (the real ones), but here they cost over $100 :(
I didn’t know you were a horse girl! Me too! And I love muck buckets. Good for water, hay and just... anything! Now I know they could be good for a pond haha.
Great advice. I love your enthusiasm for Fish etc. We were lucky some time ago there was a Local Government Hard Rubbish Collection for our Neigbourhood which allows for Residents to throw out all thier Non-Recyclable goods. We found a home that had thrown out a Variety of Pots but 1 huge Rubber/Plastic Lotus Pond. Its now set up in a very shelered area of our garden with Solar Airation wth pond plants & livebearing fishes we rescued from our Local Aqurium store that was selling them off cheaply as feeders lol. They now wnjoying thier 2nd chance to life in the Pond environment. Cheers from Melbourne, Australia.
I'm so happy I found you! I have 0 knowledge on how to make a little patio pond and you explain in such an ease for me to understand everything! I can't wait to jump in to your other videos
I am so excited you are doing this series of really breaking down summer tubing for beginners. I have been wanting to make a patio pond since I bought my house but JUST today figured out how to get electricity out to my backyard!
This is going to be an awesome series. I am very interested in doing this for white clouds, guppies, and shrimp too. And the plants as well. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I've been using that 40 gallon tub from tractor supply for about 3 yrs now. It's starting to show some cracking on the top edge but still structural sound. And mine stay outside yr round
Thought I would mention this as another option for people to think about for summer tubbing/sump. I use an old fridge/freezer combo layed on its back (atop besser/concrete blocks to keep it off the ground and lessen opportunity for rust) with doors removed as a sump for my discus. I just removed all the inards - the shelving and brackets etc and then put a $30 pond liner in it. It sits under my carport with the plumbing going out my bedroom window. Half is used for mechanical/biological and the other half is all potted plants - amazon swords, elodea, val and ludwigia. It gets plenty of light due to the carport roof being transluscent. It takes a bit of work to prepare the fridge, and I would not use without a liner (chemical residues etc). Bonus feature is they are insulated and can hold a large water volume - mine holds 160 gallons.
Awesome vid Rachel, always appreciate you sharing your knowledge. You are the reason I got my Delhizi Bichir and couldn't be happier. I live in Vegas and have always been hesitant about summer. tubbing due to the extreme heat here. After some research this year I'm going to give it a shot, I have back up tanks in my fish room just in case it gets too hot. My ? is what species would you suggest that I try that can stand a little warmer temp spikes? Thanks for all you do for the hobby!!!! It's so appreciated 👍
I got my 55 gal tote for my balcony pond and my marginals should be coming in the mail tomorrow! I'm really excited to try and do this with you this year. I'm not actually breeding my fish outside, but I think my goldfish would love to be outside this summer and snack on some live foods that appear outside.
I saw some of those bucket style ones online at home depot for 4-8 bucks but they were available in my area (However a 4 pack with a higher price was of course )
Tuff stuff tubs are amazing, especially at tractor supply's price point... I rescue and rehome turtles, I've been using the 110 for $70 for years now, fantastic turtle tub.
I just got a round tub for 200 rupees which is 3 dollars here in India. It doesn't matter summer or not here but i got idea from you for my ever breeding celestial pearl danios. Will be planting few plants and put the babies there. Total expenses 3 dollars. Hah
joseph stanley yeah that’s a good point. My draw to tubing is being able to play with water volumes too large to put in my house... but I live in New England and I really don’t think I could weather anything through winter in an above ground tub
a good solution to that is to use natives that you can potentially tough out through the year cuz they would be more hardy to the temps in the winter as well
Can you do a video on common pond issues and ways to solve them? I currently have green water and I know thats an algea issue, but it would be cool to have a video on what to watch out for and how to deal with it when it pops up!
I have a tub planned for my covered patio..but to be honest I put it on hold ..because of wetland birds mostly..once its screened in I should be OK for year round..
Hey Rachel, are you intending to start an outdoor pond? It would be interesting to watch you set one up from start to finish with your choice of livestock:)
If all goes to plan we are driving up from NC to see you Saturday! So excited. I've been thinking about doing a pond. I just cant figure out what size I'd like to do!
We have a defunct jacuzzi outside I would like to convert to a pond for plants and goldfish as inexpensively as possible do you have any tips for getting started? I'm new to your channel but enjoying your helpful content very much!
So exciting! Following along and enjoying the learning journey. I'd love to try rainbow shiners one day. How big a tub would you ideally use for those?
Hey Rachel! Thanks for all the videos! Very informative. I'm afraid that in my rush to git 'er done, I may have set myself up for disaster. So my husband bought me a pot for our anniversary and instead of putting a plant in it I lined it and turned it into a balcony tub. Just a basic setup with a circulating pump. It's 19"W x 13"H interior dimensions. Yesterday I put a dwarf hardy water lily and some horsetail rush in it. Today I checked the temp and the water is 95.4 degrees. 😦 I should probably add that the it's a second floor balcony, East facing, and gets full shade starting at 1:00 afternoon. I'm concerned that the water lily is getting too hot. Should I be worried? Is there anything I can do?
What would you recommend for starting up lilies? I'm trying to get something where I can grow a bunch of water lily sprouts in 1/2 gal containers in a small space (patio) for selling them later (i.e., won't grow them to full size).
I wanted to show you guys some SUPER affordable ways to get started with summer tubbing!
I am speaking THIS saturday (April 13) at 1pm at Reef to Rift Aquarium Store in Hatfield pa!
Today we take a look at some really affordable options for doing your very first summer tub!
Fan mail can be sent to: PO box 146 Manchester PA 17345
Buy me a coffee: msjinkzd.com/about_msjinkzd/support-our-site/
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Have you ever tried to do summer tubing coupled with aquaponics? Getting a 150G stock tank and thinking about putting some trays above the tub to grow veggies. Also wondering on ideas for the fish. Not a goldfish fan. Location is Chicago suburbs.
How about old spas? Fiberglass/Acrylic. You'd have to either plug all the jets and returns or heavily screen them to use the low velocity/low volume pump but it's about 350-400 gallons. Part of it's about 16' deep and the center would be about 30". Plus it's well insulated to avoid temperature swings.
PS Would platys be a good tub fish?
Love this series! I used that 40 gallon tub for my patio pond last summer, and my white clouds bred like wild in it. Almost afraid to do it again because I don’t know what I would do with all the extra babies.
Once again it's interesting to see the huge differences in prices between the US and Germany.
Here in Germany you get new tubs for peanuts. Last week I bought a 85 liter (22.5 gallon) tub for 6.99€
I also saw a few 240 liter tubs (that's about 63.5 gallons) for 19.99€
It's really weird... the materials are the same, the production process is the same... what makes them so much more expensive in the US?
last year I used my 450gal kiddy pool you guys and I got a couple hundred cpd's and paradise fish(my bad) and lots of neo shrimp out
Hey I know we're all fish people here but look at that kitty chilling in it's personal cat house
Love that you include a variety of budget and set up options. We have an apartment patio and 8 tanks indoors and my mother has a decent size back yard, no fish (she’s more into gardening. So, you are giving us great ideas and the basics for us to keep in mind for setting up a tub or two for both. Thank you!
cool dip this weekend into the 40s at night, then warm days and nights for the next two weeks. plan to add plants after the cold night and the water warms back up. its again a snow/winter rain, leaf, sticks, etc. whatever fell in over the last six months, black water tub. already has mosquito larvae in it. Gold ring danios and maybe a high end guppy are stock. thanks Rachel. very informative and motivating. here we come tubs..
Thank you for all of the super valuable tips and knowledge!
Hi Rachel; I have 2 Tuff Stuff tubs and both are excellent. I have the 110 gal one that collects Rain water that I use for my water changes. It is out all year long. In 2017 -2018 winter I did not drain it (All fish were brought in) and it froze solid. So solid that the edges were lifted off the ground. It survived without any damage -- it really is tough. Last season I drained it for the winter. Last season, I added the 40 gal Tuff Stuff tub to the line up. I plumbed the 40 gal Tuff Stuff tub to the 110 drain so both are filled with Rain water. Last fall, I brought the 40 gal into the garage for my Goldfish and it worked great. The smaller size works out great because it is easy to transport and fill with good surface area, as you said. I would recommend Tuff Stuff tubs. I also used the Whiskey barrel last year with good success so I purchased another one this year to add to the fun. Thanks for the video and this will be a series I will be looking forward to as I am excited for the season to start. Thanks!
I got the 110 gallon stock tank from Tractor Supply three summers ago. It is extremely durable and does a great job with plants but I find even with an east exposure, the temperature fluctuates too much from day to night for fish to do well in it so I keep it strictly for water and bog plants and the sound from the spillover. The wild birds like to drink from it which is also a plus.
I have the 110 as well, my fish do just fine :) we did buy a sun shade (shade sail?) because even in 70 degree partial sun the outside of the tub gets to 105 degrees! Wrapping it with wood or stacked bricks would insulate much better. Another tip I've found that adding a few cinder blocks really helps the temperature stay steadier, they heat up with the water all day but over night they help hold the heat for a bit. The water still cools down but more gradually, and my fish love to swim through them.
The tank gets full sun all morning and the rubber definitely gets hot to the point where if I put my hands on the rim of the tank it will burn and the water inside the tank feels like bath water by the end of the day on hot days. I've contemplated painting the outside white to reflect the heat to see if that would help at all..
They would be nice for people who live in the city as they can put them on their wooden decks.
DIY one, would be interested.
I was thinking about putting one on my deck
Be careful water can get really heavy and break your deck check how many pounds per square foot you can have before you buy
There is a 50 gallon tub that is kidney shaped and fits around my windowsill on the patio. I supported one end with cinder blocks and bought a 20 gallon round tub to act as a sump. It worked quite well
What’s a sump
@@AdriCr4ft a container that water drains into and is then pumped back out of into the main tank. Its like a giant filter
Summer tub season!!! woot woot. See you at Reef to Rift
woohoo!! see you there!
I actually picked up a free 40g Tuff Stuff tub from a neighbor and I've used it for 5+ years now as a goldfish pond with great results and very little maintenance. My next endeavor will be the 110g tub from Tuff Stuff. I'm appreciating your videos!
Water lilies can actually be grown in quite a shallow amount of water, you really only need about three inches of water above the crown, although some of the natives here in Florida grow in an inch. Wood whiskey barrels are an excellent choice for tubbing because the wood does not absorb and transmit heat as plastic does (wood is an insulator, not a conductor), so the majority of the thermal energy only affects the surface of the water producing smaller temperature fluctuations. Great video for people that want to tub on a budget!
yea, those little whiskey resin barrles I have would not have that much space above the crown, really. I am sure I COULD do it, but would definitely need a pygmy variety. As for the super shallow tubs (like my 50g rubbermaid and that 40g)- again, would definitely need a small variety of lily or lotus otherwise there wouldn't be room for anything else. I appreciate the input! I LOVE whiskey barrels (the real ones), but here they cost over $100 :(
Great tips Rachel! Great for beginners.
Such a great series for beginners to follow along step by step.
⭐👍⭐
Summer tubing is my favorite time of the year. Love how the cats are enjoying there catio.
Great video. Looking to set up a patio pond for my balcony. I live in Southern California, so I’ll be able to keep it going year long.
I didn’t know you were a horse girl! Me too! And I love muck buckets. Good for water, hay and just... anything! Now I know they could be good for a pond haha.
I did 3 day eventing for many, many years
Great advice. I love your enthusiasm for Fish etc. We were lucky some time ago there was a Local Government Hard Rubbish Collection for our Neigbourhood which allows for Residents to throw out all thier Non-Recyclable goods. We found a home that had thrown out a Variety of Pots but 1 huge Rubber/Plastic Lotus Pond. Its now set up in a very shelered area of our garden with Solar Airation wth pond plants & livebearing fishes we rescued from our Local Aqurium store that was selling them off cheaply as feeders lol. They now wnjoying thier 2nd chance to life in the Pond environment. Cheers from Melbourne, Australia.
I love this idea
Looking forward to you showing substrate and planting!!! Keep 'em coming.
I love all of your videos there super helpful!!💕
I'm so happy I found you! I have 0 knowledge on how to make a little patio pond and you explain in such an ease for me to understand everything! I can't wait to jump in to your other videos
I am so glad! Welcome, and holler if you have any questions
I am so excited you are doing this series of really breaking down summer tubing for beginners. I have been wanting to make a patio pond since I bought my house but JUST today figured out how to get electricity out to my backyard!
i hope it helps! Next week I will do the affordable filtration options and planting after that
@@RachelOLeary it definitely does! I feel like I can go through it with you!
Hi ...love your videos❤..love your hair too✌awesome and you explain things so well big huge Thankyou Blessings🙏 from Ontario Canada.
Thank you! I'm currently looking for a tub to upgrade my Red Eared Slider to so this was super helpful!
Sweet yard!
Thank you so much for this
This is going to be an awesome series. I am very interested in doing this for white clouds, guppies, and shrimp too. And the plants as well.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Pretty cool. I just got a rubbermaid 150 but i may need to get a smaller tub to create multiple level pond.
I have used the muck buckets for my waterlilies. And the Home Depot storage containers work great too.
I love the outdoor cat room!!!
I used the 40 gallon tough stuff tub last year and I will be setting it up again soon. It worked very well for me.
Oh no, I already found cheap tubs on Craigslist 😂 Don’t worry, I won’t tell my family you sent me when I cave and get one 😉
Nice start :D
I've gotten mine at tractor supply, but you have to pick up at store-not far 30 miles away.
I've been using that 40 gallon tub from tractor supply for about 3 yrs now. It's starting to show some cracking on the top edge but still structural sound. And mine stay outside yr round
Thought I would mention this as another option for people to think about for summer tubbing/sump. I use an old fridge/freezer combo layed on its back (atop besser/concrete blocks to keep it off the ground and lessen opportunity for rust) with doors removed as a sump for my discus. I just removed all the inards - the shelving and brackets etc and then put a $30 pond liner in it. It sits under my carport with the plumbing going out my bedroom window. Half is used for mechanical/biological and the other half is all potted plants - amazon swords, elodea, val and ludwigia. It gets plenty of light due to the carport roof being transluscent. It takes a bit of work to prepare the fridge, and I would not use without a liner (chemical residues etc). Bonus feature is they are insulated and can hold a large water volume - mine holds 160 gallons.
Awesome vid Rachel, always appreciate you sharing your knowledge. You are the reason I got my Delhizi Bichir and couldn't be happier. I live in Vegas and have always been hesitant about summer. tubbing due to the extreme heat here. After some research this year I'm going to give it a shot, I have back up tanks in my fish room just in case it gets too hot. My ? is what species would you suggest that I try that can stand a little warmer temp spikes? Thanks for all you do for the hobby!!!! It's so appreciated 👍
I got my 55 gal tote for my balcony pond and my marginals should be coming in the mail tomorrow! I'm really excited to try and do this with you this year. I'm not actually breeding my fish outside, but I think my goldfish would love to be outside this summer and snack on some live foods that appear outside.
Can't wait!!!!☺☺☺☺☺☺
I picked up a 50 gallon pond at my local Lowe’s. I’m excited to try tubing for the first time.
Thanks Rachel
I saw some of those bucket style ones online at home depot for 4-8 bucks but they were available in my area (However a 4 pack with a higher price was of course )
Tuff stuff tubs are amazing, especially at tractor supply's price point... I rescue and rehome turtles, I've been using the 110 for $70 for years now, fantastic turtle tub.
I am pretty stoked at the quality so far!
good helpful video, looking good Rachel
I already have one of those resin whiskey barrels, ready to get started!
I just got a round tub for 200 rupees which is 3 dollars here in India. It doesn't matter summer or not here but i got idea from you for my ever breeding celestial pearl danios. Will be planting few plants and put the babies there. Total expenses 3 dollars. Hah
I really want to do summer tubing but I’m worried I won’t have a place for the extra fish after summer
joseph stanley yeah that’s a good point. My draw to tubing is being able to play with water volumes too large to put in my house... but I live in New England and I really don’t think I could weather anything through winter in an above ground tub
a good solution to that is to use natives that you can potentially tough out through the year cuz they would be more hardy to the temps in the winter as well
Aanjaneya C. I thought white cloud Becca’s I know they can make it over winter here in Texas
Great info...thanks Rachel !!
Thank you
Very informative! Thank you very much!
rachel love the channel big fan would love to pick your brain on some fish things someday thanks for great videos :)
Hi Rachel I love this video I do want to try it.
Thanx for another informative video 🙂
Can you do a video on common pond issues and ways to solve them? I currently have green water and I know thats an algea issue, but it would be cool to have a video on what to watch out for and how to deal with it when it pops up!
yeah, it is about that time... thanks for the reminder. :D
Thank you for the ideas I have a couple weeks to choose a tub cause Wisconsins getting a nother snow storm this week 🥶🥶
I have a tub planned for my covered patio..but to be honest I put it on hold ..because of wetland birds mostly..once its screened in I should be OK for year round..
Hey Rachel, are you intending to start an outdoor pond? It would be interesting to watch you set one up from start to finish with your choice of livestock:)
If all goes to plan we are driving up from NC to see you Saturday! So excited. I've been thinking about doing a pond. I just cant figure out what size I'd like to do!
awesome!!!!!!
Just filed up my 2 40gal tubs i got from TSC, hopefully fish and plants in a month or so!
Love the "Catio" :)
We have a defunct jacuzzi outside I would like to convert to a pond for plants and goldfish as inexpensively as possible do you have any tips for getting started? I'm new to your channel but enjoying your helpful content very much!
turn your chair so we can see the cats too....love the catio....
Just gave the 600th thumbs up !
woohoo!
I'll still use my 450gal kiddy pool this year, can't wait... hey Rachel can I grow out kubotai rasbora, and rocket killies in a 24° C water temp?
Heck yeah I got a TSC right up the road
nervous but ready to try this
I love your videos. I would love to see Cranky Pants soon. 😀😁😋😊
I have an old bath tub sitting in my backyard. Would that be safe to use?
Would it still work if i put the tubs indoor, near the window?
So exciting! Following along and enjoying the learning journey. I'd love to try rainbow shiners one day. How big a tub would you ideally use for those?
Hey Rachel! Thanks for all the videos! Very informative. I'm afraid that in my rush to git 'er done, I may have set myself up for disaster. So my husband bought me a pot for our anniversary and instead of putting a plant in it I lined it and turned it into a balcony tub. Just a basic setup with a circulating pump. It's 19"W x 13"H interior dimensions. Yesterday I put a dwarf hardy water lily and some horsetail rush in it. Today I checked the temp and the water is 95.4 degrees. 😦 I should probably add that the it's a second floor balcony, East facing, and gets full shade starting at 1:00 afternoon. I'm concerned that the water lily is getting too hot. Should I be worried? Is there anything I can do?
What would you recommend for starting up lilies? I'm trying to get something where I can grow a bunch of water lily sprouts in 1/2 gal containers in a small space (patio) for selling them later (i.e., won't grow them to full size).
THUMBSed it up and commented...much love
Hey could you bury these stock buckets for mini ponds?
I use kid pools
here, using kiddy pools doesn't work out well as they are too shallow and get way too hot
I live in 8A VA, I have a whiskey barrel. Do I need to have a filter/temperature regulation?
I thought you were going to give us a tour of each if your bins
I been getting muck buckets for under 10, but they never have many.
Home Depot hdx 55gal totes are like 25.
110g trough at rural King for around $60 new.
i am not sure what rural king is, is that a west coast feed store/supply?
aha, mainly midwest! I see it now. Closest one to me is about 4 hours away. what a bummer!
You earned a subscribe from me
welcome!
CAT
You are a bad influence on me. I can't do a big one, but I want one now.
When you see whisky barrels for +- 10 bucks but in your country people sell their used still for an hundred euros
Could you even use a plastic garbage can?
I might have to put this inside. Way too much wildlife
That same 40 gallon tub is now $60!
Unbelievable. FJB
Nevermind. I found Home Depot's 55 gallon tough storage containers.
1st
2nd lol