Customer Reviews for VEVOR Canvas Fish Pond, 126.8 Gal Above Ground Fish Pond, Foldable PVC Koi Tank, Rectangular Goldfish Tank with Stable Frame and Drain Valve, for Aquaculture, Koi Breeding, and Irrigation (Black)

So far this set up has been very pleasing to eye. Things to note. When assembling the front viewing window the poles stick are very difficult to push through I would recommend using a Vaseline or light dish liquid rub on the poles for easy slide through. I also noted unlike the pictures provided in the add, the sides will bulge out between the poles as the water level is increasing. This can feel uneasy but t also appears to stable with the legs and straps securing the posts. There straps that are applied underneath that secure the legs of the post from potential push out. Im using this for outdoor use. I don’t know how it will stand up to cold weather but i plan to cover with a portable greenhouse during cold weather.

Looks cool, but I wish it were a bit deeper.

Love our new fish pond! Easy to set up, has been easy to clean and provides us with daily joy watching our fish as we sit outside. Highly recommend it,

I had no trouble in setting up this good-quality pool unit, So far, it is half-filled with water with no leak issues. Overall, I am very satisfied with this seller & the reasonable pricing.

Been using this more as a community pond all around great product wish the pond itself came in a bigger variety of sizes. Also wish there was specification for the sizes of the bulkheads

It’s a good start if you’re going to build a frame around it! 470 gallons is a big pond! Don’t mix up the corner poles

It was just smaller then what I needed for the amount of fish I had, but it looked very sturdy. I would still recommend it as as long as you don’t have too many fish I had to return it, but not because I didn’t think the quality was good.

I waited to write a review until I was able to watch the full pond for several months. We moved our koi indoors for the winter from my outdoor pond so I needed a place to house them for the winter. I like the clear front panel (and so do my cats who like to go to the basement and watch the fish). I did make a hardware cloth frame for the top, and it was a little difficult to put together, but the instructions were well written with pictures. I also added a couple of straps underneath as I didn't think the number of straps that are provided are enough to keep the legs from splaying out and I made sure it was absolutely level and plumb. To my surprise, the pond is stable and has not collapsed under the weight of the 200 gallons of water (over 1600 lb). I also added a pump and filter.

Much harder to put together than need be. The sleeves where the pipe goes into, were so tight the pipes barely fit in. Too much effort for what should be an easy task. No overflow, which would be helpful. And only one bracing strap, I believe it should have two.

Was great I've had it less than a year I used it to overwinter fish in my house. Tried to move it outside and the pvc tubing snapped in several places.