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If you want to kick start your pond clean out your aquarium filters in it or
a neighbors if you don't have one. I keep my fish in the house over the winter when it starts to get warm I clean the filters out in the pond to give it a jump start. "Gareee©" wrote in message ... The septic tank additive.. since it has bacteria and enzymes for them, it might be a good internal additive for inside pond filters. Has anyone tried this? Is it safe for waterlife? -- Gareee's Homepage: http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine.../mainframe.htm Remove Delicious spam to reply |
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