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 Re: Will Treated Pilings harm my fish
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I would hazard a guess that a typical pond in North America takes in more pollutants from the atmosphere in one year than would ever be
released from a few treated posts holding up a dock.
Is using treated wood in a fish pond ideal? Probably not.
Is it going to kill everything in the pond and give you cancer if you eat a fish? Probably not.
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