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Frank asked: Hello,
I have a very small pond, maybe 70 gallons&#8230;It is in the middle of our patio and has 3 large waterfalls going into it with a small stream with another 3 small waterfalls&#8230;
To help keep it clean,  I am putting tube socks over the intake valves on the pumps&#8230;While we never planned [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Frank</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Hello,</p>
<p>I have a very small pond, maybe 70 gallons&#8230;It is in the middle of our patio and has 3 large waterfalls going into it with a small stream with another 3 small waterfalls&#8230;</p>
<p>To help keep it clean,  I am putting tube socks over the intake valves on the pumps&#8230;While we never planned on any wild life, a frog moved in, and we want to make sure he is healthy.</p>
<p>The water gets a little stinky because he eats a ton&#8230;I am considering putting in some plants.  Will this make the water dirtier or cleaner?  I have been changing the water weekly and adding some of the stuff from my aquarium to de-chlorinate it..</p>
<p>Are Plants a good or bad idea?<br/><br/>Dominica</div>
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