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Re: Alum Kicks Clay Butt!
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Oct 16th a 02:53 PM
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by Rainman |
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Man, talk about being REALLY bummed out!!
The wife has recovered enough that we went to our property to see the pond for the first time since early July. The Alum had been applied in very late June and since the application the rain guage shows 15" of rain have fallen and the pond was down about 3 feet. I fear there may be another leak.
The pond is as muddy or worse than it was before the alum was applied! I gathered a sample in a jar to see if it would clear. IT DIDN'T! My CC have spawned successfully due to the turbidity and I was hoping they were the cause.
I am considering one more application of alum, 2000 pounds this time. and purchasing some floc logs as a maintainer of clarity.
Any one else have some thoughts on this problem, or should I just start managing the pond for catfish?
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