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I have a pond that is somewhere in between 1.75 to 2 acres and varies in depth from 10 to 12 feet (by the levee) 4 to 7 feet (in the middle) and 1 to 2 feet (in the shallows). I would say that the water is somewhere in between muddy and clear. I have recently treated it with rotenone and am now in the planning stages of deciding what kind of fish to stock. I would like to stock bluegill, largemouth bass, and channel cat but I have a few questions.... 1) Will these three species be able to thrive when stocked together in a pond of this size? 2) Will the channel cats make the pond continue to be muddy? 3) This pond is fairly new 1-2 years old(newly constructed subdivision). What is the likely hood of the pond clearing up on its own as it ages or is it likely that I will have to do something to make it clear?
Thanks, Ragu
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