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as long as you have one hole open and the Kmart aerator with a couple airstones there
will be plenty of oxygen in , gases out.
yeah, after the dechlor, if the temp of the water is the same or even up to 10oF
warmer, the fish can go in. Ingrid

animaux wrote:
The other day I dumpster dove and pulled out hundreds of feet of pool cover.
The kind which has bubbles to keep pools warm in winter. I am going to cut it
to cover my pool so when I start to put the heat on next month it will help with
the gas bill. I should have plenty to cover the fish pond with. One thing, if
I do cover with this plastic, will that prevent the exchange of gases, pond to
air?

If I add dechlor, the fish can go right into the water after that?


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