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Fingerling
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Hello, This long winter I was going through some of my back issues of pond boss. In the aeration issue I learned (correct me if I'm wrong) that pond areators do not transfer oxygen directly to the water. The poorly oxygenated water is moved to the surface where it can then absorb more oxygen. I usually haul my own fish. I use agitators. I will often supplement (particulary trout) with oxygen. My question is: do oxygen diffusers in transport tanks transfer oxygen directly to the water? If not, then am I not accomplishing much more using the agitators? Almost all transporters I know use either straight oxygen or aggitators and oxygen. Thanks for your help, Steve
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