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Originally posted by Big Steve: U have about a acre big pond and i was wondering if anyone knows if rainbow trout(or any time of trout) could be stocked in my pond and live. i have a big fountain in the middle and is well oxygenated and clean. i live in kentucky. but the summers are pretty warm. there are trout in the river right next to me but they die off in the summer. i dont think they can live but just wondering if it would be worth trying to put them in. thanks if someone helps me out If you can keep your temps 65 or below you can do it. Otherwise you are wasting your money. I run well water into a much smaller pond in summer to keep my trout alive.
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