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We built a pond in northern VA last year, about 15' x 22', 2 1/2 feet deep.
Kept at least an opening in the pond through the winter but only 13 of the 17 goldfish survived the winter. No idea what happened to the 4 that didn't make it, didn't find any remains, etc. when we cleaned the pond a few weeks ago. Is this unusal for the first year, the fish range in size from about 1 1/2 inches to about 5 inches, the bigger ones are still with us? We had a lot of string algae all through the winter so took that as a decent sign that there was plenty of oxygen in the water, didn't feed the fish once the water dropped below about 55 degrees? Ideas. |
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