"Steve J. Noll" wrote in message
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On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 22:31:24 -0600, "~ Windsong ~" wrote:
What would you guys recommend for digesting or disintegrating the mulm on
the pond bottom? It appears to be a thin later of soil from the pots,
gravel and bits of plants that fell to the bottom. Suggestions.... ?

Carol....
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I've used KoiZyme (LymnoZyme) since I added the first Koi to my pond.
Never had an illness other than anchor worm. Lost one Koi to the
heron. A second one was stabbed but recovered with no other
treatment.

# Since we've netted our ponds there hasn't been any problems with herons.
:-)

For the mulm I used Pond Care Pond-Zyme. Like the KoiZyme, I can't
prove that it works - but it seems to, so I don't plan on stopping
using either product any time soon! I used both year-round due
to the lack of winter here.

# Is it made by the same company?
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Carol....
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