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Bad BV, Baaad! You're just looking for an excuse to play with the fish.
RTB is correct - when your source water and the pond water are close to the same, do it then. No shock (hmmm - did I tell you that my source water is currently warmer than the pond? 72 versus 69 G). However, up there where you live you'd need a wetsuit to get in the pond. (Or perhaps you look good in "all over" blue with your teeth chattering so hard you can't hear yourself think????) You can play with the fish as Hal suggests later on in the year when you BOTH can appreciate it! Lee "BenignVanilla" wrote in message ... In the "you don't have a diffuser on your bottom drain, you moron?" thread I admited to committing this horrible crime. So I have always been planning on going for a swim after I build the diffuser so I can install it. I got to thinking it may be easier to drain a few feet of water out of the pond first. The question is then, when would this be safest to do? Should I do it now while things are cold or should I wait for the pond to get rolling and do it in the spring? -- BV. www.iheartmypond.com |
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