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Sorry guys, I was at work and had to cut off my question, you know I was suppose to be working  I have a tank that holds about 800 gallons and I plan to raise a bunch of them to throw in my pond. My thinking is I can raise more for my pond so I don't have to buy any,, the cheapskate that I am. yes after the chlorine dissipated then my water has turned green and I was wondering/hoping that the green was actually a really good algae bloom and nothing to worry about. Trouble is I thought I would be able to trap some from my pond but have had no luck since they are very few of them it appears. So I am going to go and buy a couple pounds to get it started. Kinda two fold, to replace what I have lost and for my smaller nephews and kids that come over to mess around and see fish up close. I have a small fountain pump that keeps the surface rotating and hopefully also putting a little oxygen in the water.
A little snow, Please!
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