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So where does the aeration come from? You guys(ya'll) nearly had Meadowlark and myself convinced several months ago that bubbles dont aerate the water very much, but the forced subjection of the water to air at the surface is where a vast majority of the transfer takes place.   There's another option: Inject pure oxygen into the deep water from an LUX tank which is cheaper than a pure oxygen tank. Somewhere on the Internet I saw where a trout club in PA did this for a pond to keep trout year around.
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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Would be neat to have an aeration set up that aerated the deep cold water without mixing it with the warm upper layer.
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