Coat the interior with several layers of marine-grade polyurethane. Lightly sand between coats. This prevents copper leaching and protects the pot.
In Central Florida, a metal pot in sun will overheat—lethal to fish. Place in shade, add a bubbler for oxygen, and consider a chiller if keeping fish.
Use a dechlorinator that removes heavy metals (e.g., Seachem Prime) for top-offs.
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