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A few months ago we applied a 'pond sealer' as our concrete based pond had
sprung a leak. Since then all has been fine with the fish & no leaking. They have even spawned & we have young goldfish (fanatails & shebunkins) thriving in a seperate area. All the plants that we had previously were vigorous & needed constant cutting back but have now died. I went to a bit of expense & got new ones - same thing happened. I could see no warning on the can & we followed directions to the letter re changing the water etc., before re-introducing the fish again. Is there anything we can do as we live in a hot climate & the fish need protection from the heat. We do have shadecloth over the pond but would also like some plants to survive. Anyone got any ideas please? Ta Pat |
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