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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3236351" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>How deep is the pond. I think I've seen pics that others may not have, and it was totally inundated. The reason I ask about depth is that if its over 10' a thermocline could have built up that has little oxygen below it, but with the amount of water I saw going over the dam, that wouldn't have lasted long and the low oxygen water would have been diffused. I'm pretty sure rainwater/runoff would have enough oxygen content to support fish, so I'm going with your thoughts of the company across the street contributing some sort of chemical agent to the water that made it toxic. </p><p>Now it's time to restock, so is the water still toxic? You'll have to find out before putting more fish in there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3236351, member: 5412"] How deep is the pond. I think I've seen pics that others may not have, and it was totally inundated. The reason I ask about depth is that if its over 10' a thermocline could have built up that has little oxygen below it, but with the amount of water I saw going over the dam, that wouldn't have lasted long and the low oxygen water would have been diffused. I'm pretty sure rainwater/runoff would have enough oxygen content to support fish, so I'm going with your thoughts of the company across the street contributing some sort of chemical agent to the water that made it toxic. Now it's time to restock, so is the water still toxic? You'll have to find out before putting more fish in there. [/QUOTE]
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