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Welcome. Easy answers to your questions but they are premature. The quick answer is 750 to 1,000 native bluegills and 5 lbs. of fatheads per surface acre. Never let anyone talk you into hybrid bluegills.
The reason, its premature; Check your water quality first to make sure the water will do a good job of sustaining life. Some actually won't. It may need fertilizer and prior to that may need lime so the fertilizer will work.
Read all of the posts here. Subscribe to Pond Boss mag and order Bob Lusks book called "Raising Trophy Bass". Then you'll understand why stocking rates are premature questions. Heck, I screwed up my first pond real bad by overwhelming ignorance. I bet a lot of the really knowledgable posters here will say the same thing.
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