Two 5-min hailstorms 45 min apart. Next morning: pond filthy, fish stressed. Largest koi (18″, 5 lbs) dead in skimmer. Two more dying (one wedged, one rolling). Survivors huddled under shelter rock.
Monitor for 2 weeks. If survivors eat, swim normally, and show no lesions, they'll likely recover. Secondary infections (fungus, bacteria) are common post-trauma—treat promptly if seen.
Install hail netting or a sturdy canopy over pond before storm season.
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