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New ponds are often turbid in varying degrees. It often takes several months to a year for a good thick biofilm to establish all over the pond bottom so silty clay is not easily resuspended into the water column. The grassed planted water shed will help a lot to reduce turbidity. Also wave action on the surface embankments contributes to a lot of the shoreline erosion and silt resuspension.
Did you do the jar water settling test to determine if the turbidity does settle out when in the calm conditions?
Last edited by Bill Cody; 05/03/26 07:39 PM.
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