Koi-Lo wrote:

"Gill Passman" wrote in message
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David Sim wrote:

"BoyPete" wrote in message
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~ janj wrote:

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 19:54:45 +0100, "BoyPete"
wrote:


I've seen some posts in here about times to feed fish, but can't
find them now. Temp. was mentioned too, is this air or water temp?
I'm away from the house 12 hours a day, so can only feed either 6 in
the morning, or 6 in the evening. Which would be best? Pond is
planted up now, and filter running, so will start to stock slowly in
a couple of weeks. Thanks


Based on water temp, and approaching weather during spring and fall.
What zone are you in, what is your water temperature now? ~ jan

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(Do you know where your water quality is?)


Hi, I'm in SE London, UK. Water temp tonight at 6pm, was 12deg
C/53deg F. Weather is pleasant, and getting warmer.
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ßôyþëtë


I'm feeding mine 7am then again at 7pm & they're fine - pond's in
Reading, Berkshire




When did you start feeding them? Hasn't it been a little cold in
Reading until this week? But maybe it depends which side of the river
you live.... :-)

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I feed mine when the water is 53F as his is. That is if they're
actively looking for food, and it's obvious they're hungry.

With temps in the local area only just getting into the 60s this week
and dropping into the 40s if not lower at night (but only very recently
even getting this high) I would be suprised if the water temp does not
drop quite a bit below 53F in the evening. Most of it would depend,
surely, on the time when the reading was taken...

So, if we are going on a temp scale for the feeding of outdoor fish is
it taken on the max or min temperature?

Just curious
Gill