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Did I just kill my fish?
Hi,
Last summer I put in a new pond and this is the first year I've ever overwintered fish (goldfish). When the ice thawed I noticed my fish looking very white - some only on one side - and not moving. Some floated on top and others lay on shelves. I pulled them out. Was that a big mistake? Someone told me they look dead until the water warmed up for some time. Likewise I had a mass of frogs in the pond. I put in a tray with dirt at the bottom for them to dig into. I have no idea if they've survived. I guess I just wait. In the event some fish/frogs are dead and irretrievable, will that affect the water quality or does it all recycle itself? The pond is about 3.5 feet deep and about 8'x10' on the surface. I live in Ottawa so it gets cold, but the winter was on the mild side. Thanks in advance, Rick -- It's been said that if you gave a million monkeys a million typewriters they would eventually write the complete works of William Shakespear. Now, thanks to the Internet, we know that's not true. |
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