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Hi
We have an old double concrete laundry sink that we have kept fantails in. They have spawned last spring & have given nearly all the young to friends. We've kept a few of the young separate from the parents, but their side of the 'pond' is obviously leaking water, so we need to find the source of the leak & repair it. If we use silicone to repair the leak , how long would it take to be able to put the fish back into the water? I think they would all be able to be safe in one side of the 'pond' but would be a bit crowded for a while, would this be OK? I note that some ponds with Koi always seem to be overcrowded. Thanks in advance for your help. Pat |
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