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My little 400gal pond has done wonderfully all summer long - crystal clear
water (after the spring bloom), lilies going crazy, fish thriving, including a host of new babies. However, I was thinning the hyacinth this week and in removing several plants noticed a subtle yet distinct odor that suggests anaerobic activity. My little pump just causes a trickle of a waterfall, so I don't think I'm getting the oxygenation that I should have. So, here's my question: I'm assuming air stones are the answer, as well as a larger pump. How and what kind of air stones are to be used? Am I going to have to invest in some kind of air pump as well? TIA, Fred Oceanside CA |
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