Pond building questions for buadhai

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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

redded for trolling my thread.

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Jaysus, you are a cantankerous git today...

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Originally Posted by Travelmate

Google it....

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careful you'll get redded for that!

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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

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Originally Posted by jandajoy

the pH remains in the safe range of 6.8 - 7.8

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why use google when somebody else is willing to do it for you.

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good point.. obviously you know a thing or two about TD members

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Originally Posted by kingwilly

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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

redded for trolling my thread.

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Jaysus, you are a cantankerous git today...

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Originally Posted by Travelmate

Google it....

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careful you'll get redded for that!

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the difference is I offer worthy sensible advice. all worth a thousand greens

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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

simple answer bastard. where do i get a ph kit (sure 7-11 doesn't have them ) and what am i looking for when i find one?

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Oh God..:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Travelmate

I expect to find them at the local fish shops.

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Smart guy..:)

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Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

hadn't thought of that. thanks.

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Bingo...;)

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Originally Posted by Thetyim

Koi are quite tolerant of various pH levels. However, it is recommended that the pH not fluctuate too greatly, and not be lower that 6.8 or higher than 8.0.

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how about Comets?

Our pond just sort of maintains itself. Just needs the occasional top up of well water if it's the dry season. Fish thrive quite happily (just need to scoop out the occasional floater) - Oh we do pump the 'water' out and replace it when it reaches the consistency of chicken soup. None of this PH testing bollocks though.

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Originally Posted by DrAndy

how about Comets?

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They suffer from metal fatigue and were taken out of service in 1954

Thanks Thetyim