Posted by jackinok on July 12, 2012 at 17:48:10 from (68.235.144.92):
In Reply to: Fish Kill? posted by George Marsh on July 12, 2012 at 14:52:38:
any film on the water?natural gas can seep out of the ground,its not at all unusual ,but is hardly ever pure natural gas.it has all types of impurities in it,crude oil,sulfer,methane ,ethane ,tars all types of stuff.now if it were cleaned and treated natural gas,say out of a pipeline,maybe,but you would smell it.Also natural gas,in its raw state probably would freeze your pond or freeze into like ice cubes.ive seen 12-16" lines freeze solid almost instantly.its almost like propane or butane that way.despite what you hear on the internet,its highly unlikely for a well to leak after surface casing is set.It is possible however,for a well spudding in to lose circulation and it come up nearby in a field or pond.ive never seen one go three miles though.BUT...the rig would be losing water or mud,not gas.and the level of your pond would be rising and turning to solid mud,a scum will form on the surface from additives they would add trying to circulation back,and it wouldnt kill just a few fish. like the others say probably the pond turning over. this hot weather will probably get a lot of them i would guess.
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