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I've heard experts say that small forage ponds ought to have rotating fish populations in order to reduce the risk of disease. Like CNBG one year, TP the next.
Thoughts or experiences? I have a client that has PS and FHM along with some Papershells in a 1/20 ac pond for the past 4 years with no diseases showing up. We remove some but not all of all 3 species to stock in another of his ponds annually.
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