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Lunker
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I have a half acre pond that I aerate year round. I had many fish die this winter. I think it was due to low water level. I'm thinking about having a well dug in order to keep it topped off. The well driller stated that he has done many wells for my area and they normally flow 20-25 gallons a minute. Do you think this is sufficient to keep my pond topped off? And do you think the low water level was the reason for such a large winter kill? I would appreciate any and all feedback.
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