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    Gemma

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    netting would take a lot away from your pond....except the fish!:)
     
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    I may string a bit of fishing line around the pond....8 lb test...
     
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    I'm curious what type of fancies.... wakins? I know a lot of fancy goldfish can't overwinter in colder climates.
     
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    Not sure of the proper name but they look like they have 3 tails and are orange and white. Given to me last year...
     
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    Here is a few more shots 20170919_184437.jpg 20170919_184650.jpg 20170919_184659.jpg
     
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    addy1 water gardener / gold fish and shubunkins Moderator

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    Nice fish and pond!
    Three tailed fish they call fan tails, usually.
    My fan tails have survived here, we are zone 6b.
     
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    Thx Addy...im north of Dayton oh...zone 6 I think
     
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    addy1 water gardener / gold fish and shubunkins Moderator

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    Mine are on their 3rd winter, this winter was warm, hardly any ice, but we have had ice coverage the other winters. I use the pond breather to keep a hole in the ice.
     
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    Really nice Tom! Gives me hope that soon my own smaller pond will be finished. A smaller version of yours. It looks great, enjoy.
    Barb
     
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    Thank you Ms Barb
     
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