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Ooohlala asked: I listened to someone&#8217;s advice and turned it off when it reached below 50 degrees and resulted in sludge and decaying mess in the bottom of the pond. 4 out of 5 fish (all less than 4 inches long) are now dead. I think the pond needs to continue circulating throughout the winter [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Ooohlala</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I listened to someone&#8217;s advice and turned it off when it reached below 50 degrees and resulted in sludge and decaying mess in the bottom of the pond. 4 out of 5 fish (all less than 4 inches long) are now dead. I think the pond needs to continue circulating throughout the winter months to keep the water clear and clean, but I&#8217;m not sure. This is my first winter with this pond, which is approximately 300 gallons. Help!<br />
I live in Texas, so it doesn&#8217;t freeze a lot here. We have a few days in the 30&#8217;s here, but ponds don&#8217;t usually freeze over. The water stays flowing. Do I have to turn my pump off? Or, can I let it run all year?<br/><br/>Flora</div>
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