Water Temp. is 95 Deg.

[420benz]

As you can see i have plenty of cover but the pond is only 2FT deep.Can these temp's be too high for the 7 gold fish?

 

[Ray G]

gee that is very hot for pond water! How are the goldfish behaving? Oxygen levels in the water will be dropping at that temperature and the metabolism of the gold fish would be in overdrive I would think. You must be also losing water from evaporation at that temp as well? If the fish are behaving normally then I guess they are coping ok? Watch their behaviour closely.

 

[Nevermore44]

You sure have a happy ng impatient there for the pond water being 95. Where are you located ?

 

[420benz]

You sure have a happy ng impatient there for the pond water being 95.

Don't understand your reply.Sorry

 

[Nevermore44]

The New Guinea impatient plant in the foreground.... it usually melts/droops some in high heat and sun. Where are you in the world ?

 

[cas]

Very pretty pond. Looks like the pond gets some shade and you have a nice amount of plant covering. Since warm water contains less oxygen, I would add an air stone. But as Ray said, watch the fish behavior to indicate any problems.

 

[Linus_Cello]

You sure have a happy ng impatient there for the pond water being 95. Where are you located ?

His info says Georgia. I’m guessing the US state and not the country.

 

[420benz]

The New Guinea impatient plant in the foreground.... it usually melts/droops some in high heat and sun. Where are you in the world ?

Georgia Zone 8 USA

 

[420benz]

I have two bubblers that turn on at 10 pm to 8 am.

 

[bettasngoldfish]

I have two bubblers that turn on at 10 pm to 8 am.

Can you turn them on? They should run 24/7 especially when it's so warm.

 

[Lisak1]

I was going to say the same thing - run the aeration all day when it's that hot.

 

[bagsmom]

I'm in Georgia too -- it has been so gross and humid and HOT!

 

[420benz]

Will do thanks.

 

[Faebinder]

Aeration all day. If that doesn't cut it then consider adding an umbrella or hanging a large cloth from 3-4 poles above the pond, adding more shade to it. If that doesn't cut it then add a second small waterfall.