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FYI comment-Have a neighbor here in East Central Ia. that has #3 one acre ponds, well established for years. He maintains them well and all have a balanced population of lmb,gills,strippers,forage fish and catfish in a healthy surface aereated clean setting. He regularly hand feeds the cafish a coffee can of pellets every other day, just to see them slobber around. Last summer, in one of the ponds, the cats wouldn't quit eating. He got up to 3/4 of a five gallon bucket and they still milled around. He suspended over the water at his feeding area a "paddle-type" bug attractor (attracts em' and knocks them down) In three days he was able to go back to his one coffee can of pellets-the cats would come, eat and go. He more than likely has an unknown preditor to prey out of whack problem, but is was interesting to see what this attractor accomplished.
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