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Re: [Live-foods] OT probably - daphnia pond legal situation
Sorry this is a few days late, my email was bouncing!
Hi Chuck
I would let it go. He wasn't intentionally causing you harm and it does a
culture good to be refreshed once in a while, it gets the mulm out!
I bet if you fill the tub back up, pee in it a couple times to get green
water going and put any dried up duck week and maybe a little soil from
where he dumped it the daphnia will show up.
If not I'll send you a start for the price of shipping.
Best Fishes
David
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Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:25 AM
To: live-foods at actwin_com
Subject: [Live-foods] OT probably - daphnia pond legal situation
I have had a daphnia pond on the side of my front porch for the last two or
three years. It is about 80 gallons and is above ground. I've cultured it
with old aquarium water and calcium and fed the daphnia. The culture was
thriving. There was a solid mat of duck weed on the surface.
In August I had the roof replaced. The Mexican crew removed three layers
of
roofing, tore off the deteriorated decking and replaced the decking and
roofing. By coincidence, the worst part of the whole house was the 10'
section
right above the pond. They were rough but did a fine job on the roof.
They
dropped some old shingles and decking in the pond which I removed. Nothing
serious.
Yesterday the gutter guy put up new gutters. The old gutters were gone on
that side of the house, all he had to do was install new ones and put the
screen on top. Since the ladders would be at an angle anyway, there is no
reason
the pond should have been in the way.
The short story is he claims he fell in the pond and decided to empty it
and
move it. He stated that he thought is was just full of rain water. I had
not checked that side of the home and he was the one who brought it up to
me
on the phone this morning. I have since found neighbors who witnessed him
doing it.
The pond is dry as a bone. The culture is destroyed and the algae growing
on the sides is dried.
Frankly, I am upset and am trying to put this in to perspective. I want to
decide what the damages are and decide a course of action. I am not paying
him until I sort this out. I see no justification for him moving the pond
at
all. Everyone's thoughts and opinions are welcome.
Chuck Church
Indianapolis, Indiana USA
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