@@tonysokaleoralvsky2640 I still have a nice County of box turtles. I got rid of all my aquatic turtles too much trouble to try to get them through the winter
No fry for some of your fish? Some species are very fickle when it comes to breeding. Usually the problem is two fold. The first is ph of your water. Second is water temperature. Another factor is vegetation so the fry can hide, but you seem to have that covered. You really have a nice layout for breeding fish. What fun, but I know it’s a lot of work. And then on to the birds and the bees. You have a joyful playground.
Beautiful ponds and I like your fish choices.
Nice video bud, why don't you have any turtles?
@@tonysokaleoralvsky2640 I still have a nice County of box turtles. I got rid of all my aquatic turtles too much trouble to try to get them through the winter
No fry for some of your fish? Some species are very fickle when it comes to breeding. Usually the problem is two fold. The first is ph of your water. Second is water temperature. Another factor is vegetation so the fry can hide, but you seem to have that covered. You really have a nice layout for breeding fish. What fun, but I know it’s a lot of work. And then on to the birds and the bees. You have a joyful playground.
@@stephotis1929 yeah I think it's the pH particularly in the stock tank. That is filled with 100% Rainwater which tends to be on the acidic side