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August 23rd 04, 01:27 AM
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Winter Pond in Tulsa
Hi - I have a new 15x17 pond with a 9 ft stream/watererfall. Right now it's
doing great with 8 goldfish and many plants. My concern is the up-coming winter. The deepest part is about 28" ( about a 3x3 section). I'm thinking I should shut the skimmer/waterfall off from Nov. thru April and run a airpump and stone to aerate it and for a hole during a freeze. Does this sound like the way to go? Thanks, Newbie in OKieland 
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