Furthermore, as everyone knows, meditation is the cure for everything from insomnia to indigestion. So start meditating over water in your own backyard with the addition of a peaceful pond or a frothy fountain.
Building a pond or installing a fountain is no small project, but it can greatly enhance an outdoor space. For those with no yard or a very small space, there are options for building raised water gardens on decks or creating fountains from salvaged urns. A water pump can be added to almost any receptacle of water to transform it from a blah to bubbly.
We're hoping these photos of ponds and fountains (as well as the extreme need to meditate) will encourage us to make-over our poor little fish pond. No one knows how old the pond is or how far back the goldfish family tree goes, but it has been a self-sustaining fish pond for decades. Do you think it's time to intervene?

We'll start by weeding out some plants and installing a solar pump. Landscaping will come along eventually and someday maybe our little pond will be transformed into a zen-like oasis. In the meantime, we'll just stare at the images, take deep breaths, and soak in the inspiration.
(images: 1, 2, 7, and 8 Water Garden Magazine, 4 and 5 Better Homes and Gardens Dream Water Gardens, 3 and 6 The Water Garden, 9 Better Homes and Gardens gallery, 10 Apartment Therapy)











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There can't be enough water in a garden. The more the better!
Sorry, but your current fish pond looks quite small and I'm wondering that any fish can live in it. As far as I know - but I'm not sure - do gold fish stay smaller, if their surrounding environment is too small. But I don't know either whether or not this is cruelty to the fish.
Maybe, you can check this with an expert?
Apart from the fish it's a good idea to install a pump. The sound of trickling water is very soothing and it 'swallows' other noises. Again, I don't know whether gold fish would like it. Don't they belong to the carp family which prefer calm water???