Originally Posted By: DonoBBD
Originally Posted By: Roxman71
My neighbor has very similar pond to mine. Same depth and size also with no aeration - he says his is fine. Weird. I did drop two large trees onto the ice - about 20 inches in diameter - (They were like three feet below the water line and dead, so just used the ice as a way to easily cut them down) . I wonder if the vibration from the trees hitting the ice did any killing? Probably a stupid question, but it was probably quite a shock to the fish when the trees smacked the ice.


I am not sure if different types of fish are effect by this shock but I have seen this before too. My buddy came back from his trip to Costa-rica and noticed his koi pond frozen over. He panicked and pounded a hole in the ice with a hammer. In the spring every fish even all the small baby's were all dead. Was this from low OD for the week he was gone or from the shock?

Don.


I'm skeptical the shock would do anything.


If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.