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I recently had 3 ponds (4,2, and 1 acre) built within a near proximity of each other. A 5" weekend rain brought water accumulations to each pond. The water that accumulated below the dam on the larger pond is crystal clear while the other two ponds have very muddy water. The soil conditions are essentialy the same for all 3 ponds - a mixture of blackland and yellow clay called gumbo soil here. Even the accumulations in low areas away from the dam area that are within the muddy ponds are clear. Water sheds type for the ponds are the same - heavy rolling grassland. What can be causing the muddy conditions in the smaller ponds ?
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