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Old 09.05.2009, 09:48 PM   #20
artsygrrl
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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
They are cats coming from the neighbouring gardens. The pond' ledge is very low and wide enough for one of them to jump on and feast on fish, so I'm trying to work out if lining some grid around it might deter them from even trying. A fox has been making an appearance for the past 3 nights too, but apart from leaving some poo on the grass and eat some of the tomatoes, I doubt it would attack the fish.
Gab! The pond ledge needs something done to it. For a cat it's like an invitation to step this way for a tuna melt. If ya can't make the pond deeper then you gotta raise it up around the outside edge. It doesn't have to be a barrier per se but ya make it not worth the effort for the cat.
Also, my suggestion about the lily pads has worked for us for years! If the cat can't see 'em he can't catch 'em. We have lost 1 goldfish due to old age or whatever...but the rest are about 10 fucking years old!
The sprinkler idea is also a great one!
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