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On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 19:32:27 -0600, "Bill Kerrell"
wrote: Now that winter is over and the algie is in full bloom .. so it seems. I was wondering about resalting. Our pond was put in in July of last year. We had added salt to start, now is it time to resalt and how much? Our pond is 1500 gallons. Do I broadcast it or put it throught the filter? Thanks, Bill - Pensacola, F I don't usually add salt this time of year. Fish need relatively little salt in the water for osmoregulation, but I believe it may be more beneficial to add .1% salt during the winter when the fish immune system isn't fully working. The added salt stimulates the slime coat and helps to ward off parasites as the immune system is waking up when the water temperature warms back into the 50's. I'm past that this year and I'm 150 miles North of the Florida border. For next winter add .888 pounds per hundred gallons for a .1% solution. Regards, Hal |
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