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Im not sure how a mister system will keep the pond water temp down? For
us humans the list mist of the water hitting our face feels good. But since the fish is already completly wet I dont think they can appreciate it the same way. Chris Don't those things cool the ambient air in the area? So I was just thinking if the temp is 105F on pavement, and the misters cooled the ambient area around the pond to 90F, that would be a good thing for the pond? ~ jan See my ponds and filter design: www.jjspond.us ~Keep 'em Wet!~ Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a To e-mail see website |
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![]() Don't those things cool the ambient air in the area? So I was just thinking if the temp is 105F on pavement, and the misters cooled the ambient area around the pond to 90F, that would be a good thing for the pond? ~ jan If it's the pond water that's misting, the pond water will be cooled. How much? Dunno. C// |
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