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Just this past year, around the beginning of spring we lost one fish and now, recently, a second. The goldfish both measured about 6 to 8 inches long. Prior to dying, they both became lethargic and kept themselves close to the edge of the pond. Resting themselves there and not swimming around at all. They also lost many of their scales and where the scales were, there was “fuzz”. We are worried there may be a disease or parasite in the pond. We are also concerned that the problem may be at the source spring. This is concerning b

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