Unfortunately today we discovered 6 large dead fish floating in the
pond. The ice is just melting so we assume it was lack of oxygen.
How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Lori

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Unfortunately today we discovered 6 large dead fish floating in the
pond. The ice is just melting so we assume it was lack of oxygen.
How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Lori

Fish gets awfully smelly in the compost pile, and is a varmint lure to boot.
However, they are great fertilizer buried about 18 inches deep around your
plants.

Regards,
Bill

Thank you. I thought I had heard that once but I wasn't sure.

Lori

On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 17:20:50 -0800, "Bill Litchfield"
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Unfortunately today we discovered 6 large dead fish floating in the
pond. The ice is just melting so we assume it was lack of oxygen.
How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Lori

Fish gets awfully smelly in the compost pile, and is a varmint lure to boot.
However, they are great fertilizer buried about 18 inches deep around your
plants.

Regards,
Bill

Send them to me and I'll put them in with my tomatoes when I plant them!
(Just kidding about sending them...) But hubby always freezes fish
carcasses after he filets just for that purpose in the spring.

Cheryl
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Thank you. I thought I had heard that once but I wasn't sure.

Lori

On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 17:20:50 -0800, "Bill Litchfield"
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Unfortunately today we discovered 6 large dead fish floating in the
pond. The ice is just melting so we assume it was lack of oxygen.
How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Lori

Fish gets awfully smelly in the compost pile, and is a varmint lure to
boot.
However, they are great fertilizer buried about 18 inches deep around
your
plants.

Regards,
Bill

How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Don't know how true is the story I heard when I was a kid. Story goes that
Native Americans placed a dead fish in each hill of corn.

Dave
http://members.tripod.com/~VideoDave

Unfortunately today we discovered 6 large dead fish floating in the pond.

How can I dispose of them? In the compost or bury them around plants?

Bury them very very deep. Otherwise any dogs from miles around will find them
and roll on them, and their owners will hate you forever.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming
train."
Robert Lowell (1917-1977)