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DO NOT ADD CHLORINE!!
The turbidity is most likely a combination of planktonic algae and the rock dust from the pea gravel. You have what is called 'New Pond Syndrome' and the 2 inches of rain has exacerbated it be not only washing the dust from the pea gravel but most likely caused some run-off from the surrounding land raising the nutrient levels of the water column.
Aeration is always a good choice.
The problem should clear over time.
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by Boondoggle - 06/14/24 10:07 PM
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