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I read in a texas parks and wildlife article on clay turbity,that sometimes if you fertilize a pond the photoplankton may coagulate the suspended clay particles and settle them out. I was wondering if anybody had experence that.
Thanks for reply.I hope something clears it.I hate to waited all my life for a fish pond that a bass couldnt see to find his meal.
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