P2-Ponds

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P2-Ponds

09/13/2012

Add a Pump or Heater:
If you want to avoid a frozen pond, you need to invest in a pond heater or pump. Heaters are made for cold temperatures, so installing one could be a good option for keeping a small area of your pond warm. Heaters can also create holes in the ice to allow more oxygen to enter the water for your fish.
While a pond pump is more likely to be internally damaged by cold weather, a pump with a fountain can also add oxygen to your pond. The area of water surrounding the fountain stays unfrozen, creating a large hole in the ice through which oxygen can enter the water.

09/13/2012

Leave Some Dirt:
Because your pond will be more sealed off from nutrients in the winter than in other seasons, it’s important to not over-clean your pond before it gets cold. You don’t need your pond to look perfect in the winter, so leave some dirt, bacteria, and debris in the water. This will provide natural nutrients for your fish to consume.

09/13/2012

Limit Food:
When the temperature drops, so does a fish’s metabolism. Feeding them more than they need to eat will cause extra waste products, so be wary of feeding in the winter. As the temperature gradually decreases in the fall, scale down the amount of food you give them. When the weather drops to under 45˚F, you can stop feeding your fish altogether. The above precautions can keep them alive throughout the winter without requiring food.

09/13/2012

NORMAN, Okla. -- The University of Oklahoma and FOX Sports have agreed to a long-term multimedia programming partnership featuring Sooner Sports TV powered by FOX Sports.

The multi-platform network provides for immediate and wide distribution of at least 1,000 hours of Sooner sports programming annually on a variety of FOX Sports outlets, including FOX Sports Oklahoma, FOX Sports Southwest and FOX College Sports. The initiative launched on Sept. 1 prior to OU's football game with UTEP.

SoonerSports.com is the official athletics site of the Oklahoma Sooners and partner of CBS College Sports. SoonerSports.com provides official coverage of the Oklahoma Sooners direct from the OU Athletics Department in Norman.