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September 24th 06, 11:20 AM
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Are Limestone Pebbles Likely to Cause ph Problems?
I intend to put stones or pebbles in my wildlife pond which won't have any
fish apart from maybe the odd stickleback. My preferred pebbles are limestone but I have seen a warning against using limestone pebbles because they can change the ph. Should I take this warning seriously? thanks, Davy 
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