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On Wednesday this week it got into the lower 90's here with very little wind. I came home to find the the pond looking like this after work, lots of very tiny bubbles coming to the surface along the edge of the pond with a bubble film covering 90% of the pond. My pond has been turbid for the last month due to rain but has started clearing quite a bit in the last few days, an algae bloom has been kicking in. Whatever this film was covering most the pond it appears to have been short lived.
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I did catch one more RES with the same symptoms yesterday, it was caught the same shallow area the first one was caught, an area where they typically spawn. I also caught several other RES, a few SMB, YP, and GSH yesterday with no symptoms like this, very weird.
One thing to note, I have tons of freshly hatched fish fry along the edges of the pond. They appear to be mostly GSH fry with possibly RES fry mixed in, at 5-7 mm it is hard to tell what they are at this point. The first wave of GSH that hatched 3-4 weeks ago are already 1"+ now.
My water clarity 5 days ago was 5-6", in the last few days it jumped up to 11-12".
Last edited by Shorty; 06/21/15 10:54 AM.
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