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March 31st 05, 02:19 PM
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Water Lilies (even fake ones) provide cover for fish and they will go
under them when it gets hot and sunny. If you don't want plants in your pond put them outside around the pond. I have a similar size pond and plants and spitters and a waterfall does the trick. WVNebJockey wrote: I have a pond that is in full sun from daybreak til dark. Last year the water temps soard to 88F and I lost a lot of fish. The pond is about 8x6 and is approx 18" in depth. What are some ideas on keeping the water cooler. I'm thinking more depth. btw I live in WVa, so its not like I live near the equator. What are some of the tricks that the people down south use? 
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