Should I paint a goldfish pond?

Do not paint the pond for a couple of reasons: There are few paints that are 'fish safe'. Those that are, are very expensive. You need to empty the pond, thus destroying its biology, so it would need to 'cycle' once again. Finally, the paint job will be covered up eventually by fish waste and could look ever murkier eventually.

Most paints are not considered fish safe and slowly leach toxins into the water.

Besides, most paints also won't sick to a pond and will just flake off anyway, making it look worse.

And, emptying the pond will destroy it's biology, leaving you with dying fish and a tacky painted pond

No. Most paints would be toxic to fish. If you just want a pretty pond and put rocks and plants in it - paint it. But do NOT put fish in there.

Noooo, paint contains so many un-natural toxins which will immediately kill fish. Even if it is 'pet safe' paint it will break down over time and pollute the water causing your fish to die

no! Don't paint your fish bowl because you should be able to see your fish clearly because if he needs a cleaning and the color is reflected on the water it might make your water seem clean when its not. You can paint it if you want but I don't reccomend it

I wouldn't do that.