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Hi y'all
I live in the south of England where right now we are experiencing a bit of a drought. As a result the water in my garden Goldfish pond is getting low. My question : Can I just top up the pond with common tap water? I've heard I should let it stand for a few hours to get rid of the Chlorine but I'm not really sure. Any help or suggestions much appreciated. TIA. |
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