What's happening!!!!

[1lilhunt]

 

[WaterGardener]

What is the ammonia reading in the pond water?

It's hard to know from a picture, but this could be excess slime coat that the fish is putting on to try to protect itself from something in the water. Could be ammonia or all those products you are adding.

If I were you, I would do a major water change, being sure to use a dechlorinator, and nothing else, if your water source contains chlorine.

 

[1lilhunt]

What is the ammonia reading in the pond water?

It's hard to know from a picture, but this could be excess slime coat that the fish is putting on to try to protect itself from something in the water. Could be ammonia or all those products you are adding.

If I were you, I would do a major water change, being sure to use a dechlorinator, and nothing else, if your water source contains chlorine.

Thank you for your help Very helpful

 

[Stephen Noble]

Is this a picture of your 300 gallon pond you discussed in another post? If so, it definitely looks like an ammonia problem. Dovetailing my last post, your pond is barely large enough for even one that size.

 

[GBBUDD]

I do wish there was a standard anything under 1000 gallons is an aquarium and should follow those rules. Over that and pond rules start to dominate.