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Not sure if they could do this or not,but in a lined pond with the liner covered by a foot of dirt, could crawfish dig down and damage the liner? Do I need to be careful of turtles as well?
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Bump for ya. I have know idea, experts?
JHAP
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I would be surprised if they did damage, but I guess anything is possible...
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I would be surprised if they did damage, but I guess anything is possible... I don't know either but they sure can dig a hole up to 3 plus feet in damp clay. (I had holes all over on my property this year).
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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