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gizroc quote	subscribe [rss]	subscribe [email]	#1	Posted 22 Dec 2008, 9:58 am
Hey guys, I built a 15 x 15 x 4.5' deep pond in my yard last summer. I hired a mason to do the stone work and waterfall. He messed up and the waterfall crashed down into my pond, tons of wet cement polluting the water. I had to get the fish out, some of which I've had since 1993 and put them in holding tanks until I could determine my best next course of action. I decided on a temporary setup of a 75 gallon tank, FluVal 405 filter and aerationpump made for a 200 gallon tank. One medium size Koi and 12 comets survived. 1/2 got fin-rot while in the holding tanks for which I medicated them and since the last water change last week they are looking awesome. Fins all grew completely back and all but it was a ton of wark to get to this point. I'm test water twice daily and add required chemicals to keep the water chemistry close to safe as possible for them. I can't wait until spring so I can remake the pond and re-add them to it. Paul Sponsored links
surya_kant13 quote			#2	Posted 22 Dec 2008, 11:41 pm
thats gud........but i think the fishes should be made to sent to their natiral enviornment soon........such a recovery shows that the fishes are in good condition........keep up the good work dude.....can u send me ur pond pics.,...