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Old April 5th 04, 06:47 PM
Joel
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Default any1 in Toronto Canada area

Did anyone in the Toronto area get cought with there pants down with this
sudden cold of -15C ?

I started the pond up last week when it was warm, NOT thinking it would go
much below 0C again, well, -15C is alot colder then 0 and the system froze
up on me, the water drained from the hose emptying the pond to the last 8"
since I keep the pump that much from the bottom.

I know something has survived, but I dont know how many, I rushed to put a
couple buckets of water and I covered the pond with heavey liner to keep it
out of the wind and put an air line back in the water.

its suppose to warm up again, I hope they last that long.

 




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