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August 2nd 05, 10:47 PM
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Pond Bottom: rocks or no rocks?
We're getting ready to build our new pond. The contractor wants to
line the walls and bottom with rocks, which he says will serve as a great huge biofilter. I have read that it's impossible to keep the pond clean with rocks on the bottom, and that they can trap hydrogen sulfide gas. What are your thoughts? Thanks. Joan ___________________ 
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