How to make a micro wildlife pond | RSPB Nature on Your Doorstep 

They may be chives, I think I see where they've been chopped for use

@@HarryisI You would very well be correct, my aunt also had chives recently and the flower heads look the same from a distance. Thanks.

Yep :)

Just keep an eye on it, if it's losing water just top it up. More likely during the summer. You can use tap water, just leave a few buckets out for a few days and any fluoride will evaporate out of it. Used to do this for my aquarium, it's called 'old water' funny enough.

@@OneTwentyOver80 the issue with tap water for pong life is nitrogen and phosphorus. aquariums and ponds are two very different things. use rain water if possible.

It’s basically the same principle, just larger. Everything you need to know for a larger size one is mentioned in the video

It’s still clickbait and wrong not to put the right pond image on the thumbnail. Thumbs down 👎🏻