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Diseases by W. R. Logan
Wondered if anyone could give me some advice. 3 of my fish 2 shubunkins and 1 sarasa have developed sores on their bodies. I have been using Myxazin P in the pond for two weeks and although the Shubunkins seem to be improving the sarasa shows no improvement. Any advice would be gratefully...
September 17th 03 09:21 AM
by W. R. Logan Go to last post
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Clay pond help please by Nicholas Walker
I've recently scooped out an old silted up pond in my garden which filled up and overflowed every winter but dried out in the summer. It's a fairly large triangle of about 20 yards each side. It takes four days to fill with a hose and then two days to drain. The clay base (of unknown...
September 15th 03 04:34 PM
by Miss pent Go to last post
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More clay pond help, Bentonite? by Nicholas Walker
Thanks to those kind helpers. Research has revealed the existence of Sodium Bentonite powder and "BentoMat" membrane, which is Bentonite sandwiched between a geosynthetic layer. Does anyone have any experience of these products? Haven't found a UK price yet but the stuff reads like a real...
September 14th 03 03:19 PM
by Cuvapu Go to last post
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Soil for pond plants? by Postcards
What sort of soil should I use for repotting pond plants? Is ordinary potting soil ok?
September 10th 03 05:10 PM
by Simon Avery Go to last post
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PH question by Karen Mullen
I have a question regarding the Master Test Kit by Aquarium Phamaceuticals. It has 2 Ph tests, one for freshwater and one for high Ph. If I test my water using both tests I get different readings and I don't understand why. If I use the freshwater test it reads 7.4, but when I do the High ph it...
September 7th 03 12:12 AM
by Jerrispond Go to last post
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Bronze color by Jeanne
Hi Guys..... Anyone know how to eliminate the slight bronze color to an otherwise very clear pond? Water quality is fine with the single exception of hardness which is off the scale. Fish are doing fine. I have some koi clay on order which I hope might help.... Thanks for any...
September 3rd 03 07:20 PM
by IAN GARDNER Go to last post
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Water Hyacinth/Lettuce .. In the BioFalls?? by John Burton
So ... Better to put Water Hyacinth or Water Lettuce in the BioFalls or in the pond itself? Since it's so late in the season I had a bear of a time finding even Water Lettuce, but found five plants that look healthy. I've put them into the BioFalls for the time being (keeps them out of the...
September 2nd 03 11:03 PM
by UTVOLVET84 Go to last post
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Activated Carbon by Cavester2003
Hi, I am trying to find loose activated carbon in 10kg bags or so. Does anyone know anyone in the UK that supply it at a reasonable cost? Thanks -- Cavester2003 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
September 2nd 03 06:31 PM
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Water Hyacinths by ken
Is it difficult to propgate Water Hyacinths. I understand that they die off each year and need to be repaced. Is that true? As you can tell, I am a beginner and I am trying to make a good healthy pond. Thanks -- ken ------------------------------------------------------------------------ posted...
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September 2nd 03 12:30 PM
by John Burton Go to last post
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Winter Pond Cover for Sale by Steve
I am selling a winter pond cover on e-bay, will fit any shape pond Many thanks http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2344206318&category=2034&rd=1
September 1st 03 06:48 PM
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September 1st 03 12:33 PM
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A ? about RES Turtles in ponds by MISSYMAGICGIRL
I have bought two medium sized RES and put them in my pond last Friday. I havent seen them yet. There is no way to escape and the yard they wouln't be able to leave. I read that they can stay under water for hours. Can anynone help?? Thanks in advance, Sacha
August 31st 03 03:58 PM
by TeichFlora Go to last post
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Sago palm? by TeichFlora
I live in So. Cali. and my 2 sagos are turning yellow, is this normal or something going wrong with my palms? This is not normal at all. I'm no expert, although I've been growing Sagos for years, and never had a problem. I'd say your Sagos have serious chlorosis...they need some...
August 31st 03 03:49 PM
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?Hight Nitrite levels by juliepacker
Hi I am somewhat of a newbie to garden ponds, although have kept aquariums in the past. I live on the Isle of Wight, so no big fluctuations in temp. I have a pre-formed 60 gal pond, planted with oxygenators, water lettice, and marginals. I have an internal pump feeding a UV Fishmate filter that...
August 30th 03 11:21 AM
by juliepacker Go to last post
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Help! Lime Green Water by BenignVanilla
"Jim" wrote in message ... We have one pond that is thriving. When we bought two ducks, I built a second pond so the ducks wouldn't destroy the first pond. I don't have any fish or plants in the duck pond - the...
August 30th 03 01:27 AM
by RichToyBox Go to last post
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why the algae? by Barbara Harrison
I have a small pond, about 100 gallons (its really on old corner bath) It is well covered with floating plants, also some that grow from the bottom like lillies but they arent, lots of oxygenators, marginals, a fast running pump for the size of the pond, with a fountain and a spitter. The pond is...
August 29th 03 03:27 PM
by Jerrispond Go to last post
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Fish Breeding. by IAN GARDNER
Dear all, It`s been a few months since I posted. I have been here all the time but reading the occational post. Anyway. I moved all my fish into my greenhouse pond as the fish would be better because of an overhanging Oak tree. Long story but many of you know my setup. I had one fish left in my...
August 29th 03 01:36 AM
by Karen Mullen Go to last post
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Beginner wanting advice by Jerrispond
I was qutoed approx £4000 for the whole thing to be built, which wouldsupposedly hold 7000 gallons The pond would be a little different from typical liners or moulds, as Iwanted a porthole style window in the raised wallDoes anyone think this price is too high too low or just right based...
August 26th 03 02:01 PM
by Neil Potter Go to last post
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protecting lilies from koi? by Gregory Young
I plant mine in pea gravel, and cover with 2 inch river rock. Koi are drawn to the scent of dirt and root around in it. If there is no dirt there is less desire to root around. Larger koi may still trim the stems a bit, but mine have stopped doing that after my switch to soiless potting...
August 25th 03 12:53 AM
by Gregory Young Go to last post
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Leaking waterfall by taskbar
i've had similar problems
August 21st 03 03:15 AM
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