Bob -
I love that chart. It's interesting to me to watch your dissolved oxygen NOT be depleted from the bottom, yet. Is that a characteristic of a gravel pit-type pond?
That is a great question that I cannot answer. It could be a characteristic of a pit-type pond. It could be a characteristic of a pit-type pond located within 300 feet of a river with the attendant fluctuations in the ground water level. Observe, observe, observe....
That data will help you make some great decisions, especially when it comes to mixing warm water fish with cool water fish and the possibility of cold water fish, all existing in the same pond, but in different habitats.
There is so much to learn!
By the way, Dwight conspired with Dr. Willis to write a story about the birth of Bremer Pond. It took 8 years to be born, for those of you who don't know Dwight's story. The story is in the next issue of Pond Boss magazine. By the way, the July-August issue marks the beginning of our 18th year.
18 years is a great start, I bet there is a lot more to come.
