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I have a new pond that is currently filling. I am wanting to test it for stocking Redfish. I was told by a friend that I need to test for cholrides.(sp)
Do I need a sterile sample bottle? If so, where can I find one. He also said that A&M can test the water. Where do I get the water from? Off the top or at a certain depth?
This friend of mine has done a great job growing Redfish on the ranch in South Texas.
Any help would be grateful.
Pat
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Seek help. Water won't be the only issue. You can sample water with a soda pop bottle, cleaned out. Call Dr. Michael Masser at Texas A&M, fisheries extension biologist..he knows mucho about redfish and south Texas ponds. (979)845-7471. He can guide you.
Teach a man to grow fish...
He can teach to catch fish...
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Bob,
Thanks for the information. I will put in a call on Tuesday.
Pat
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