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RE: Is it too cold to put my goldfish in a pond?

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Posted by: oranda at Thu Mar 31 05:50:11 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by oranda ]  
   

depending on the county (im in scotland) then i would say May would be the best time as the water would have heated up, get a thermometer to measure the temp between the tank and pond to get them roughly the same and then float them in a bag for an hour before releasing.

   

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