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Old November 10th 07, 11:04 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.goldfish
nikflorida
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Default Fantials in Pond (Winter)

I have a small goldfish pond in my backyard in central Florida (zone 9). I
have Ryukins, Koi, and Shabunkins. I know the koi will be fine in the Winter
(water temp probably won't get below about 40-45F at the coldest)... but what
about the ryukins and the shabunkins? Anything special I need to do for them?

--NIK

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Old November 10th 07, 11:59 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.goldfish
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Default Fantials in Pond (Winter)


"nikflorida" u38955@uwe wrote in message news:7b0684ba5cbbe@uwe...
I have a small goldfish pond in my backyard in central Florida (zone 9). I
have Ryukins, Koi, and Shabunkins. I know the koi will be fine in the
Winter
(water temp probably won't get below about 40-45F at the coldest)... but
what
about the ryukins and the shabunkins? Anything special I need to do for
them?

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Nothing special is needed. Mine stay out all winter and I'm in TN, north of
you.

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Old November 11th 07, 05:29 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.goldfish
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Default Fantials in Pond (Winter)

Thanks-- I guess I'm just a worrywart.

Peace--
NIK

Reel McKoi wrote:
I have a small goldfish pond in my backyard in central Florida (zone 9). I
have Ryukins, Koi, and Shabunkins. I know the koi will be fine in the

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about the ryukins and the shabunkins? Anything special I need to do for
them?

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Nothing special is needed. Mine stay out all winter and I'm in TN, north of
you.


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Old November 13th 07, 12:35 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.goldfish
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Default Fantials in Pond (Winter)


"nikflorida via PetKB.com" u38955@uwe wrote in message
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Thanks-- I guess I'm just a worrywart.

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Just keep a hole in the ice if ice forms on your pond's surface. This allows
any gasses to escape. And make sure you protect them from herons and other
predators outside.

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Old November 12th 07, 03:37 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.goldfish
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Default Fantials in Pond (Winter)

Nothing. they are quite winter hardy. Ingrid

On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 23:04:48 GMT, "nikflorida" u38955@uwe wrote:
I have a small goldfish pond in my backyard in central Florida (zone 9). I
have Ryukins, Koi, and Shabunkins. I know the koi will be fine in the Winter
(water temp probably won't get below about 40-45F at the coldest)... but what
about the ryukins and the shabunkins? Anything special I need to do for them?

--NIK

 




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