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Stop! Wrestling with Pond Nets...Now in the South...Fun (Pond) Fact

We all know the absolute necessity to cover the Pond with a net in all regions in which leaves are falling now (decomposing leaves contaminate the water, change water chemistry, harbor toxic bacteria, etc etc) ...but it is not a pleasant chore. The nets are difficult to spread out and to fasten securely. The alternative is to build a (most of the time wobbly) pvc frame, but the contraption generally does not survive past one or two years!

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Koi south of Mason Dixon could qualify for the title "Mouth of the South" right now. They are HUNGRY ! This is the perfect weather and water temperature for their digestive system and body temperature to optimize nutrients (between 68 and 80 degrees). Not too hot and not too cold, our wet friends in the south are ready for food! This is a good time to keep the food in a close, confined area and inspect each fish for parasites, fungi and other problems .

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  Fun (Pond) Fact (TM)

Three days after a Koi spawn fertile eggs can usually be distinguished from infertile eggs:
Fertile eggs will be clear,
while the infertile ones will take on a cloudy appearance.

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