My smart husband and my grandson dug another small pond this weekend in our back yard. My hubby had a clay pipe that he cut in half and is going to use it for the stream to connect the two ponds together. It looks fine, he is going to calk the two ends of the pipe together to connect them so it will not leak in the middle and put pebbles in the bottom and line the top with rocks on each side at the top. It will look ok once he does this, the problem now. On the end of the clay pipe that empties into the other pond, how would you suggest that he attaches it to the pond liner so that it does not leak underneath the pipe? Will calk hold the liner to the clay pipe or do they make a product that will do this and not do harm to the fish. When we fill the bottom pond to have the water come up to the connecting stream, it leaks out the bottom of the pipe, does this make any sense? Pictures below,notice where the leaves are? That is where we are loosing water.
Any idea is welcomed, thank you.
We plan on doing it so the fish can swim back and forth if they want to.