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My thinking was to wait till it was full, 18 ft, along with some vegetation on the banks, and then hit it again with the Alum/lime mix. I think that sounds like a great plan Ken. From everything I've read, newer ponds do tend to be a little muddier simply because of that new runoff. If you have good vegetation on the shores you should be in good shape when the dirt finally settles.
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Muddy water, is really OK!!!, has benefits
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