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I am a little concerned about my goldfish population, I threw in a dozen last year and now I have a bunch. I watched the large 9" fish slowly disappear through predators and I knew I had a small school of say 200 but tonight I stayed way after dark and walked the bank with my day lighter spot light and they were all along the shore say 2" long avg 1-2 every couple feet or so. I didnt walk the whole pond but enough to know that I think I should do something. I dont have any predators in the pond yet other than 15-18 cc that are 14" long. Would rounding up a couple 1lb bass from neighboring ponds help or totally throw things out further? Remembering that I have a depleted number of RES and HBG that are around 5-7" right now
A little snow, Please!
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