Hansen's Reservoir has had a Fish Kill: Take a Look
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2 comments:
We saw this a few years ago too during a heat wave. Seems this pond is realy sensitive to hot weather. Too bad because its a nice spot with a fair amount invested in the aeration system.
Is this year, any better
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