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To add to these good points, I would suggest that we rarely aerate such large bodies of water because the wind does a pretty good job at moving water and exchanging gases between air and water.
Shallow lakes have also a large macrophyte potential so oxygen comes from submerged vegetation during day time.
Mario Paris,
Fish & Wildlife Management Technician, CEO of Canadianponds.ca Products
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