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FYI my ponds are down 12-15" in East Central Ohio.
The Tilapia will likely be out of the picture by the second half of November at the latest (mine always are). If your fish are all doing well now, I don't expect any problems as temperatures drop and O2 levels increase. I bet your levels stay about the same until rainfall catches up with us; evaporation losses will be minimal with lower temps and fewer sunshine hours. As often (and recently by Dave Davidson) stated, drawdowns can have some good aspects.
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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