Same pond specs as previous article. Second answer estimates ~7 mm/day loss, cites wind, water velocity, vegetation as variables. References engineeringtoolbox.com calculator.
For a 3,150-gal pond with 35-ft stream and three waterfalls in 90°F+ weather:
If loss exceeds 15 mm/day, suspect leaks—especially at waterfall liner seams, plumbing, or skimmer. The engineeringtoolbox.com evaporation calculator provides physics-based estimates for your exact conditions.
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