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Fingerling
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...for sealing a small wildlife pond?
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Hall of Fame Fingerling
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I know you can purchase a product called PondSeal from a company in Toledo OH called Aquablok.ltd. I am going to purchase some tomorrow here in Bowling Green Oh from a local distributer to try and seal what I think is a hole in the bank of my pond. There website is Aquablokinfo.com Local contact is Eric Kraus, 419-385-2980
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Lunker
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Lunker
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Most farm service stores can get it for you. Talk to their feed department.
How much are you looking for? I have 2000 pounds in my pole barn but it is in west central IL.
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Lunker
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In addition to the previously mentioned feed/farm supply stores, you may also check with drilling supply companies, local water well drillers or local geotechnical engineering firms that do their own drilling. Powered bentonite (ie quickgel) should run around $10-12 per 100 lbs, the granules (ie Benseal) will run a little higher
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