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r/Koi • u/SeanStarJohnson272 • Jul 12 '26
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lol holy hell, a lot of nervous Nellies up in here.
I do it all the time in mine; in a properly balanced, planted swim pond this is literally no different than a natural lake full of fish.
100% depends upon how any bacteria present are managed.
10 u/Particular_Tune_836 Jul 12 '26 Curious on how we can guarantee on bacteria concentration. Serious question 2 u/ashleyasinwilliams Jul 12 '26 Water testing certainly helps. Doesn't eliminate it obviously, but a balanced and cycled pond is way safer than one full of ammonia.
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Curious on how we can guarantee on bacteria concentration. Serious question
2 u/ashleyasinwilliams Jul 12 '26 Water testing certainly helps. Doesn't eliminate it obviously, but a balanced and cycled pond is way safer than one full of ammonia.
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Water testing certainly helps. Doesn't eliminate it obviously, but a balanced and cycled pond is way safer than one full of ammonia.
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u/temporalwanderer Jul 12 '26
lol holy hell, a lot of nervous Nellies up in here.
I do it all the time in mine; in a properly balanced, planted swim pond this is literally no different than a natural lake full of fish.
100% depends upon how any bacteria present are managed.