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I'm having a 2/3 acre circular pond being built. There are a solid wall of trees 60' - 80' tall around 3/4 of the perimeter and 20' approx from edge and would cost to much to remove farther back. Just wonder in the fall when all the leaves come down I know a lot will end up in the pond. Anyone know if the decaying leaves in the pond will affect the water quality/fish or is it not a big deal?
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