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Joined: Dec 2008
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I think septic may have leached into wall of the pond. What to do. I am freaking out here. Guess I will call septic guy and have it pumped...will stop putting water in pond till I figure it out. Think I have opened Pandora's box. Money is becoming an issue. Before I had the water pumped out of pond I had big algae bloom...called state bioligist and he said it was caused by overfertilization...I don't use fertilizer...think it is a septic system problem. Lordy Lordy!
EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY,EVERY MEAL IS A FEAST AND LIFE GETS SWEETER AND SWEETER
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Nancy, are you saying that you dug close to or into the drain field of your septic system?
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No it turns our it is not septic put pollen from all of the honeysuckle removed from that side of pond. Yeah...having my septic tank pumped anyway. About time...Onward.
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