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Posted by PHSplendens on October 23, 2002 at 10:38:11:

In Reply to: Re: Oranda and pond posted by ygroughneck on October 21, 2002 at 19:19:05:

:OOOHH! I really screwed up this time. well I'll add another 75 gallons to the pond and maybe I wont have to take one back? I'll do this by making another pond only I would connect it. Also I heard that some people keep orandas in ponds, but Online they said that they aren't suitable for ponds? Oh yeah one more thing, I live in supposively sunny CA, Should I buy a heater for the pond?Oh well, Thanx

They can live in ponds and be quite happy, however with someone living in a colder state than you I wouldn't recommend it. Yes I would get a heater, especially for the cooler days.

PHSplendens

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