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Have a spot where I can put in a small pond (1/10 acre) which would be around 12 feet deep with very little shallow water. The pond would be aerated. Would like to make it a channel cat only pond and would feed them. Pond use would be for kids fishing only. Thanks for any advise.
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Depending on the aeration system (i.e. how much O2 it adds to the pond) and how closely you monitor and adjust the water quality, you could annually raise from 0 to over 150# in that size pond.
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If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Yes there would be diffuser aeration. I have a airmax AM60 which would probably be to much for such a small pond but the manifold has an extra valve I could use as a bleeder if necessary. Thanks for the replies.
Last edited by FishinPal; 10/07/13 04:16 PM.
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