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Old 28-04-2003, 01:20 AM
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I went out to fed my koi and the whole pond was full of foam, and the water
milky. the koi would not even come up to say hello. Had there been no foam, I
would have thought a preditor. Just a reminder to new people that the koi are
not sick unless it is love sick. I hope the females came thru it alright....I
also got a bloom on my arc en ciel and colorado.....there are hundreds of
yellow iris blooms. Jerri

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Old 28-04-2003, 01:32 AM
Priscilla McCullough
 
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Great day I bet its a sight!!!
Do you give away any of your babies?
How often do you feed them?
You ought to take a pic of the bloom. :-)
Been thinking of ya. Glad to see you pop in.
Priss
"Jerrispond" wrote in message
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I went out to fed my koi and the whole pond was full of foam, and the

water
milky. the koi would not even come up to say hello. Had there been no

foam, I
would have thought a preditor. Just a reminder to new people that the koi

are
not sick unless it is love sick. I hope the females came thru it

alright....I
also got a bloom on my arc en ciel and colorado.....there are hundreds of
yellow iris blooms. Jerri


http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond


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Old 28-04-2003, 01:44 AM
Jerrispond
 
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Great day I bet its a sight!!!
Do you give away any of your babies?
How often do you feed them?


There are usually only one or 2 babies that will still be around next
spring....just the way I want it, a natural pond.....They just sort of replace
what the xxxxx herons eat!! There is something in the goldfish pond regularly
eating them however. I think it must be a frog or a snake, because they are
not hiding and there is no mess in the pond.Naturally they prefer the blue and
white ones over the common orange comets... I do have some pretty big
bullfrogs. The whole yard is pretty now....both the pond and dirt iris are
blooming. The azaleas are still in bloom, and I measured one of probably 50
purple clementis blooms that was 8 inches across. we have had a lot of rain
this spring and it is beautiful Jerri

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Old 28-04-2003, 11:20 AM
Priscilla McCullough
 
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Oh my gosh, a snake!!!
I had to move my lilies yesterday away from the fill and the whole time I
was worried if I would come across that snake I seen before I drainned it.
But how do you keep them away?? lol
I just bought a pretty Shubunkin a couple weeks ago and its gone.
I haven't seen any bullfrogs, just the regs.
Priss
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Great day I bet its a sight!!!
Do you give away any of your babies?
How often do you feed them?


There are usually only one or 2 babies that will still be around next
spring....just the way I want it, a natural pond.....They just sort of

replace
what the xxxxx herons eat!! There is something in the goldfish pond

regularly
eating them however. I think it must be a frog or a snake, because they

are
not hiding and there is no mess in the pond.Naturally they prefer the blue

and
white ones over the common orange comets... I do have some pretty big
bullfrogs. The whole yard is pretty now....both the pond and dirt iris

are
blooming. The azaleas are still in bloom, and I measured one of probably

50
purple clementis blooms that was 8 inches across. we have had a lot of

rain
this spring and it is beautiful Jerri


http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond


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