"Adding fish improves oxygen because they eat algae" is dangerously wrong. Fish consume oxygen 24/7. Algae produce oxygen by day but respire at night, often causing pre-dawn oxygen crashes. More fish = higher oxygen demand.
Your inherited pond likely has an established biofilter. Keep it running, avoid overstocking (1 inch of fish per 10 gallons is a safe rule), and maintain 50–60% plant cover. Algae control resources: fishpondinfo.com/plants/algae2.htm
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