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Hi Nasa, Water forms layers when it is cold. The bottom of the pond can be several degrees warmer than the top. Someone here once measured the temps with a thermometer. The still water is also easier on the fish, they don't have to work against a current. I'd go with the 55 degree temperature to stop feeding. That way you won't be caught by a sudden down turn of the temps. Go with the temperature at the top of the pond, just because it is easier. Bonus question: a) I know water flow effects water tempature -- could someone explain how? Darn, don't get to go for the bonus points! kathy :-) algae primer http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html |
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