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I hooked up a pool pump and PVC lines in my 3/4 acre pond. It's probably 7-8 ft deep on the deep end. The pick up is on the bottom in 3-4 ft of water in the middle and I have some sprayers made that hit the surface in the shallow end and towards the middle. After a few minutes running it gets a pretty good cw movement of the water going. Do you think this is enough to help keep oxygen level up and to slow down algae growth on the surface? I'm in GA. Drought conditions this summer. Record temps. Lake level down about 2 ft. Thanks for your input.
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