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Well, first off, welcome to PB!
There could be 2 answers. 1)The new soil needs time to soak up water until it won't hold any more. 2) Somewhere, somehow when the pond was dug there is a permeable layer or vein of permeable soil, letting the water out.
The usual procedure for making sure the pond is sealed is compacting clay into the pond with a sheepsfoot roller in 6" lifts until you've compacted 24" of clay.
If this continues to happen, and only goes down 24" from full pool, then I'd concentrate my search right around the 24" mark. It could be lower than that, and stops leaking once the water pressure is lowered.
I'd wait for a while before I start panicking.
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by Bill Cody - 05/06/24 07:22 PM
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