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by Francine on July 24, 2005 12:48 PM
yes how do i protect my pond fish from predator,is there a flower i could plant that would repell them,or something ,anything...maybe toy soldiers around the pond [Big Grin]

thanks!

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by BFVISION on July 24, 2005 08:51 PM
Hi,
My neighbor put up the lawn sprinkler that looks like a bird. It has a built in motion sensor. He says it has kept the racoons out. Additionally he put up the plastic owl to look over the pond too. My friend in New Orleans has a real problem with the sea birds swooping in for lunch. He put the chicken wire over the ponds and has all but eliminated his problem. Dont know if that helps him with hurricanes though!

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by Francine on July 26, 2005 06:17 AM
Bf,

thank you will try it for next year,i m early i know but isn t that better than being late.

hope your friend didn t had any damages with the hurricanne.

thanks again.

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by The Plant Doc on July 30, 2005 09:47 PM
What kind of predator? The chicken wire sounds like a good idea, but it takes away from the view of the pond and that is pretty much the idea of having on in the 1st place. You could try using a live trap and catching the critter, but I would make certain that it is not a skunk 1st. That could leave you with a much worse problem, if caught.

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by kellylynn on August 01, 2005 07:59 AM
u can put a screen over the pond. You can still see in and feed them that way but than predators can't get to your fish
by princessazlea on August 07, 2005 05:10 PM
We use fishnets in England.

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