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#561203 09/07/2023 8:04 PM
by Funky
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Any thoughts on the idea of aerating one end of a pond (this pond was built in two parts-joined when second digging occurred), each end of the pond has
it's own bottom, that is each has a deep spot.

My thoughts are to aerate one end allowing the other end to have cooler water in it's deep part for YP. Mainly thinking of this because of the really HOT
weather we had this year, and if occurs next year will this help?

Radon thoughts! You know how dangerous they can be-thanks for any input!
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#561235 Sep 8th a 02:54 PM
by Bill Cody
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One cheap, time consuming way to manually get water temps from deep water using a maple syrup thermometer is to sink a small glass maple syrup bottle with ring handle to the bottom or desired depth. Let it sit there for probably at least 30 min to 1 hr... Quickly Raise the bottle and measure water temp in the bottle.
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#561303 Sep 10th a 03:39 PM
by FishinRod
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Originally Posted by Knobber
[quote=esshup]
I just got my electric bill after 24/7 aerating for several weeks, and I was a bit surprised at the cost. Also, the power company here (DTE) instituted premium rates between 3pm and 7pm. So, I will dial back the aeration to 12 hours a day (nighttime) and see how it goes.

I will report back on the temps, before and after.

If your electricity provider charges higher rates during the traditional peak usage periods (usually around 3PM - 9PM), then I would definitely recommend turning off all non-essential electrical equipment during that time. There are plenty of other pond improvements that can be accomplished with that money!

That same period should be peak oxygen for your pond naturally, anyway.
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