"Bonnie" wrote in message
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RichToyBox wrote:
The eggs are hard to seee unless you really look for them. An easier
way to
tell is the pond will be covered with white foam, and there will be a
decidedly different aroma downwind of the pond. Watch for ammonia,
those
eggs are very high protein food. The ammonia in my system goes down
quickly, but the nitrites stay high for a week or two.

I must add that my koi eggs are really easy to see since I
have a raised pond and also there are no plants in this
pond. In a natural pond it would be difficult to see I
imagaine.

Bonnie as you know SH Pond is going for the natural look, so there are
plenty of crevaces, plants, etc. for the fish to the eggs in. I would not
doubt they hid them from me.

BV.