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bhb1034 - You can use the rotenone when water temps are 67F with good results regarding temperature. Complete kills can occur when water temps range from 45F-75F. Most favorable temp for treating is 61F (60F-68F).
NOTE - High turbidity of water to be treated will require higher concentrations of rotenone. Rotenone will tend to bind with clay turbidity or heavy algae blooms. It is best to treat on an overcast day. Sunlight speeds detoxification of rotenone.
If it was me I would do a kill test in a tub or similar container by using your estimated proper rotenone concentration with one or two catfish before treating the whole pond to make sure the turbidity levels are not too high to produce a complete kill.
aka Pond Doctor & Dr. Perca Read Pond Boss Magazine - America's Journal of Pond Management
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