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Another advantage I see as converting two "small" ponds into one is evaporation. My first small pond loses an inch over two days in the hot summer months. If I do not get a few good rain shower, I can easily be down a few feet by summer's end. I would guess that a larger pond would not have this problem. I don't think you would have much difference in evaporation, but you would have slightly more water. Although I would like having two ponds and will be building a smaller one in the near future, for CC.
Last edited by BrianL; 08/11/16 04:36 PM.
1.8 acre pond with CNBG, RES, HSB, and LMB
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