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General / Re: What did you do with whatever else you've got?
« on: 17 May 2016, 06:02:32 pm »
Washed and chamoised. the Guzzi , then rode it to Bibury via the Mendips , Longleat , Bath , and Corsham .
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its more of a wildlife pond and they cope but lost a young un the other day which was one for the future in my eyes. just want clear water so I can see them all the time......have you ever tried that sludge buster stuff where you empty a sachet in and 8.5 Million bugs eat the sludge?I have used it and although it works , the water goes milky looking for about a week, but if it ever warms up , it will go green for a few weeks , you could always try the sludge buster then .
its more of a wildlife pond and they cope but lost a young un the other day which was one for the future in my eyes. just want clear water so I can see them all the time......have you ever tried that sludge buster stuff where you empty a sachet in and 8.5 Million bugs eat the sludge?
cheers mateIf you have an ornamental type pond with koi the dirty water might upset the fish , and it might spoil the look , but if you have a wildlife pond with goldfish or shubunkin or hybrids they can cope with dirty water for few days , I have the latter which is a lot easier to maintain .
got a fair bit of sludge as I have overhanging vegetation/dog n cat displace soil etc into the pond. Have tried scooping with a net but it just sends the water into meltdown for a few days where I can't see foc all and the fish must get stressed with it, hence the vac idea
cheers mate
got a fair bit of sludge as I have overhanging vegetation/dog n cat displace soil etc into the pond. Have tried scooping with a net but it just sends the water into meltdown for a few days where I can't see foc all and the fish must get stressed with it, hence the vac idea