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April 8th 05, 03:57 AM
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Decomposing leaves
Is it a good or bad idea to let leaves that fall into my pond decompose?
It's a pre-fab pond that holds about 80 gallons (if I remember correctly) and is 24-30" deep. If it is a good idea, is there some general rule of thumb as to how deep to let the layer at the bottom of the pond get before doing some housecleaning? I do not currently have any fish in the pond but am considering getting some. -- See the changing faces of Michael Jackson! www.smartassproducts.com/fun.shtml#jacko 
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