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Help! My landscaper accidently knocked a hose off my pond pump and
emptied 3/4 of the water. When I arrived home my fish were in a foot of water, alive & swimming but I had to add water back late, last night immediatley, about 1,000 gallons. I didn't have any dechlorinator. Today I saw them swimming, water very murky but considering the cool weather they should be lower in depth. The frogs were above as well. Should I still attempt to purchase a dechlorinator in the morning or is it too late? Have to test ph tomorrw as well. I live in Morristown, NJ, temp is about 55 degrees right now. Have about 50 comets and 2 small koi. |
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