Our WaterSense series explores water quality of local urban ponds. These ponds are regularly stocked with fish. That means the water quality is important not only for the stocked fish, but also for people catching fish from these ponds for sustenance. Also, Fishing in the City (FIC) staff will regularly assess water quality of the ponds we stock to track water quality over time.
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Summer, a former Scientific Aid, will use a LaMotte water quality chemistry kit to check the water quality of Granite Regional Park Pond. She'll determine if the water temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and pH are at levels healthy for the fish we stock.
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Summer, a former Scientific Aid, will use a LaMotte water quality chemistry kit to check the water quality of the pond at North Natomas Regional Park. She'll determine if the water temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and pH are at levels healthy for the fish we stock.
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Summer, a former Scientific Aid, will use a LaMotte water quality chemistry kit to check the water quality of Granite Regional Park Pond. She'll determine if the water temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and pH are at levels healthy for the fish we stock.
Summer, a former Scientific Aid, will use a LaMotte water quality chemistry kit to check the water quality of the pond at North Natomas Regional Park. She'll determine if the water temperature, Carbon Dioxide, and pH are at levels healthy for the fish we stock.