aluminium

The books I've read on ponds warn not to use aluminium where there are fish involved, apparently it's poisonous to them.

Greg

Would the fish not suffer potentially from Alzheimer's ? Oh .... they only have a memory span of 10 mins anyway so probably not a problem

AWEM

Kippers only have a 6 minute span, 3 minutes per side.

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John Stevenson Nottingham, England.

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Surely aluminium kippers take longer, or need a higher temperature???

Now if I could only remember where my cooking for Alzheimer's was...

Joules

Hit those aluminum kipper with 83KW from my induction furnace and it'll take a lot less than 3 mins

AWEM

--If the wheel isn't huge you could get it anodized..

fish+aluminium toxicty as a search term in Google would have told you there is a problem in low pH. Try this if you want:-

Copper has antifungal props so might be a reasonable alternative (for the water wheel and fish, that is).

Not having to do with fishes (beside eating them), I have heared that copper is the badest thing for fishes. But I might be wrong.

Nick

I don't suppose anybody knows what works on next doors dog? Apart from anti-freeze that is...

Peter

Mate of mines wife came in one day and said next doors dog has gone missing, this BTW was in Oxford. During the conversation she happened to say I wonder where it is. My mate piped up, Liverpool. What makes you think it's at Liverpool ? 'Cause I threw it in the lorry the other day when it wouldn't stop barking and dropped it off in Liverpool..........................

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John Stevenson Nottingham, England.

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Pruning shears?

Regards, Tony

Is he coming down my way anytime?

Peter

I see the BBC news, report increases in animal cruelty!!! perhaps a bark activated claymore would solve your problem...

Joules

Cut up Oxo cubes work OK.

You scatter a handfull over the fence when the night is dark and rainy. The dog will dig nearly to China to find the great smelling stuff down in the ground. Harmless to the dog, maybe even beneficial to get the execise, but the owners tend not to want to keep them...

I know guys that swear by a little laxative in a dog treat, placed where they will be found just prior to shutting down the houshold at night. A little rough on the dog, but not fatal unless overdone.

Then there are things done with electronics and high frequency sound...

Strictly secondhand knowledge being passed on here, mind. But you asked.

Cheers Trevor Jones