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 Re: Your biggest mistake.
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Mar 16th a 03:22 PM
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| by Bill Cody |
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Consider that a larger pond takes longer to get problems but when those problems arise it takes a lot more money to fix those problems - sometimes it becomes cost prohibitive. Keep in mind that pond chemicals are expensive. It does not take big water to grow big fish. It takes better, wiser management to grow big fish, not big water.
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