[Rhodes22-list] Reply to Mr. Effros
michael meltzer
michaelmeltzer at yahoo.com
Mon Oct 10 18:29:31 EDT 2005
you missed an more interesting question: with all the
shitty cold rain we been having around here, what got
bill thinking about fish kills from warm water????? I
could under stand spring fashion(mini tight fitting
things) or maybe curse someplace warm or "what for
dinner", but fish dying lack oxygen. I wonder how he
do on a ink spot test :-)
-mjm
--- ed kroposki <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:
> Bill:
> If you will look at your statement and question you
> may begin to
> understand our differences.
> You stated: "Fish around here start dying when the
> water
> temperature approaches 80." More information is
> needed to accurately draw a
> conclusion. Start by asking which fish? All fish?
> Where? In lakes? In
> Rivers? In order to draw an accurate and good
> conclusion you need to begin
> to ask for better information (you know, what you
> call facts). Your
> statement begets questions without asking a question
> off of it.
> As to the question, "Do you have problems with fish
> kills?" What
> does your question mean? Do we have fish kills in
> general or specifically
> caused by temperature? Which fish are killed, are
> there differences between
> species?
> Is your question do we have fish kills because of
> the warm water in
> Lake Hartwell, the short answer is no. Lake
> Hartwell is a deep lake, I
> guess at least 200 feet in spots. It is cooler at
> depths so fish wanting
> cooler water go to their comfort level. Ask Rummy
> how deep the lake really
> is. I will leave the accurate measurements to the
> guy with the tape
> measure.
> Study this page to gain more insight into Lake
> Hartwell:
>
http://www.sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell/intro.htm#funfacts
> I guess you would have to investigate both the
> Georgia and South Carolina
> Wildlife departments to find out about fish kills,
> since you are interested.
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
> Addendum: About the topography north of Lake
> Hartwell see:
> http://www.ncwaterfalls.com/
>
>
>
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