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Old August 21st 05, 07:44 PM
~ jan JJsPond.us
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JGW Wrote:
I just moved my fish from a temporary 300 gallon stock tank to their
permanent new pond. I'm planning to keep my old tank as a hospital
tank. I'm thinking of putting in some BT (Vectolex or mosquito dunks)
into the hospital tank to keep the mosquitoes down. Does anybody know
for sure if these products are really safe for goldfish/koi?


JGW, why don't you get some small koi or goldfish to keep the filter in the
300 gallon stock tank charged? They'll eat the larvae and if you have a
sick fish you can put the stock-tank fish in the pond and have less of a
cycling issue with the sick fish in the 300 gallon stock tank? ~ jan


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