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Might want to contact the place you are getting the bream from and inquire what the ph is in the ponds the fish will be coming from. Also let them know what your ph is and ask them if there is anything special you should do or be aware of.
Just from my reading (not first hand experience) it seems the water temperature or ph differences too abruptly can shock the fish. So the only thing I personally know of I would want to ensure is that the fish have adequate time and water mixing exchange from the different BOW's to acclimate them gradually to whatever differences there are between the water they came from and the water they are going into.
In other words, don't just dump them in. But you probably already knew that.
John
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