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How many fish should I have in my pond?

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Stocking levels will vary depending on filtration and husbandry however a general rule for stocking is 25 cm of fish per square metre of surface area or 55cms per 1000 litres volume. To populate an empty pond, don't rush into buying all your fish in one go.

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