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Hi.
Having moved house and adopted the established fish pond which had about 12 good sized fish + 2 small Tench. I have come across the following. The previous owner buit his own filter using 3 water containers. The first has lots of bits of offcut pipe, second stage is a simple seperatoin type chamer, 3rd stage rises through a bed of gravel to the pond. Anyway, in order to slow down the flow into the first stage rather than water pumping straight out the overflow, I put half a dozen filter brushes into the chamber. This worked fine, but now there are tiny wiggly worms about 2" long and perhaps the thickness of a couple of hairs. (red in colour) Are they a sign of something going wrong, will they endanger the fish, should I remove the brushes as they seem to thrive in the bristles. Look forward to your comments. Ta. Pete |
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