Fish for summer pond
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There was a day when we talked fish and aquariums a lot here, but most club online messaging has now moved to our Facebook group, which is much busier. The nwaas.com website is now only used to promote our club's meetings and events. To reach our very active Facebook group, please go here for a better response to your posts: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nwaas
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JoanneDisFan
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Fish for summer pond
I've got a small pond that I'm setting up for the summer. I'm putting some plants out there was thinking of what fish to add. Ideally, something that could handle the warm weather and breed. I was thinking a livebearer of some kind. Any suggestions?
Joanne Johnson
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dennysfishroom
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Re: Fish for summer pond
I've had some success with swords, platies, variatus and mollies. Go for it. Denny
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cbaranyk
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Re: Fish for summer pond
Would danios work outdoors?
I was thinking about some ponds too.
I was thinking about some ponds too.
Chris Baranyk
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dennysfishroom
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Re: Fish for summer pond
I would think most danios would do well. They are all pretty hardy and able to take temperature changes. They may not do too well in the breeding department, however. Denny
If it was easy, anyone could do it!