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First thanks to al that gave me great ideas previously. I tried the
ultrasound and scarecrow water squirter but Raccoons just ignored them after a few days. I have a 200 gallon preform and The netting material for birds the raccoons eat it and still eat the fish. I guess its either plexiglass with air holes or a chicken wire. Is there stainless steel chicken wire? That wont rust? I would keep the edge open for the thirsty birds ect. Or is there anything else I can use. This is the 4th year I had this pond and we even had a few ducks around. Its so small I dont know why. I just need to keep the frogs and the wild turtles that come and go safe as I can besides my own fish. Well thanks, hope someone has a idea. The pond is about 5x9 not to deep. Thanks |
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