Fish Water = Fertilizer Water
Fish require neutral pH and mineralized water. Their waste breaks down to nitrates/nitrites—essentially liquid fertilizer. Carnivorous plants need acidic, nutrient-poor conditions. Pond water will kill them quickly as toxins leach into the peat.
The plants thriving in the pond are likely non-carnivorous marginal aquatics, not Sarracenia/VFTs.
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