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I have lost at least five Koi in two weeks!!! and they are gone
without a trace!!! no blood, no parts of body!! and I am sure they are lost because I could see the bottom of the pond, and every time I feed fishes, all of them would show up My Pond is 5' deep (15'x22') & the fishes lost are about 6'' to 8 '' long, One strange thing is I have 4 bigger Koi, about 1' - 1 1/2 ' long, they are OK I do think it is bird or it would took the bigger fish, maybe the bigger Koi is smarter? The neighbor's cat is a constant visitor of the pond, I saw Racoon twice I just hat to net the pond I suspect that because I have rock on the pond edge, the predictor may caught the Koi when it was feeding the algae close to the rock. I am thinking about net the edge of the pond (1' from the edge to the water (4 sides), and leave the center open) Please advice Thanks in advance John |
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