Pondguru - Nation of Fish in my Pond

Here we are overlooking my pond with a bit of new decking that I put in. I'm going to show you what's going on in the way of fish because it's the first sunny day we've had in about 10 million years up in the northeast of England. And there's loads of fish on the top, half of which I've never even seen before, they've just appeared. So I'm gonna zoom in and talk you through what they are. First of all we've got some terrapins. I think there's probably about six or seven terrapins in the pond. People keep bringing them and letting them go in the pond. And they've outgrown their tanks and seem to survive the winter pretty well. We've got a shoal of Rudd there, fairly difficult to see. You see their mouths nipping flies off the top. Behind them we've got a canny old shoal of Golden Orfe, all different sizes. Beyond them, which is pretty much impossible to see, you maybe just see the top of the water shimmering, there's a huge shoal of young Rudd. Probably is about, I don't know, 100, 150 in the shoal. In the very middle of the pond we've got a shoal of Grass Carp. I can see them easily but the camera doesn't seem to pick them up very well. Actually that's not too bad, you can see all the Orfe in the middle there. See the Rudd down there. There's also a load of Koi and all sorts of coarse fish in there which usually don't come up until it's feeding time. There's a Terrapin just pulled itself out. To sun itself. That's probably the biggest one we've got. Be approximately 10-12 inches long. It's just freaked out and gone in water there. We're going to see its buddies here. More Rudd. There's Silver Rudd and Golden Rudd. The Golden Rudd are beautiful. There's, I don't know, probably 50, 60 of them maybe in the pond. Maybe there's more. There might be hundreds. I really don't know what's in here. That's also another basking place for the Terrapins that can haul themselves out onto there. It's like a huge doormat thing that I put in the pond. A big orange thing is one of the Koi. And I think there's a big Ghostie behind it. The Ghostie's about two foot long. As I say, they don't often come up unless there's food on the go. There's quite a big shoal of Grass Carp. They're not very big, but they will grow. The camera doesn't really pick it up, but there's 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17 fish in that shoal.