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I must be the only one here who considers water loss and replacement a good thing. I'm happy that my pond loses several inches a day, after a few days I fill with fresh clean water which lowers the nitrite levels, in my opinion fish have better growth rates, less prone to stunting, cleaner water, nearly eliminates nitrite poisoning.
Keep in mind that fish do indeed urinate, and defecate and with a large population this equates to hundreds of pounds a year turning your pond into a poisonous cess pool of sorts. Water changes , or constant influxes of fresh water would seem to eliminate this Jason, if you have anything more than a slight trace of nitrites in your pond, you have seriously bad things going on....a pond is not an aquarium.....
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