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I'm curious, my pond is almost a year old and air bubbles are still coming up to surface in many places around pond. At first I thought it was air trapped in stumps piled up in middle. Now not so sure. Any ideas?
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Air coming out of soil that wasn't compacted properly, organic material decomposing, air trapped in rootballs escaping, etc.. Many, many reasons for the bubbles.
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I have the same issue. My new pond was completed in January and is 3/4 full. One particular area of the pond has bubbled constantly since that area was covered with water...guess it's nothing to be concerned about?
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