Deadly advice given to ponder by Roy Hauer/Hope Hull AL, Not Koi-Lo
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From: lid (Roy Hauer)
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Subject: backyard fiasco
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"Koi-Lo" wrote in message
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Nope Bleach is fine........its water soluable, and I Use it on my koi
and in my ponds all the time.



On 14 May 2006 18:26:26 -0700, "
wrote:
I have both a waterfall and a filter, all of the fish seem to be fine
in the pond. When I say 250 gallons, Im assuming.
Two plants that creat some shade, but minimal.
Somebody metioned bleach?
Wouldn't that kill the fish?
When I have the waterfall and the filter fountain pumping it still
gets
nasty.


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