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hello all i have yet another question concerning placement of an aerator. i have an oval shaped pond approx 1/4 acre and max depth of 10' avg depth 5'. i placed an aerator at approx 6' of depth and have run it for about 10 days now. my main question is should it be at the deepest portion of the pond? i would assume it has stratified so the bottom 4' may be oxygen deficient. if placing at the lowest part of the pond (10') is the correct thing to do i will move the aerator and only run it for short periods of time until its established. is this the right thing to do or should i leave it at 6'? the pond seems to be clearing and i don't detect any rotten egg smell. as always your advice is appreciated.
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