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June 1st 05, 07:45 PM
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algae vanished
My pond had the usual algae bloom when it started up again, but it's settled
down OK. I have water trickling down a concrete lantern which soon got covered with a luxuriant coating of algae. But..... one morning it was all gone. Bare concrete. How come the algae vanished so quickly? Thanks John 
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June 1st 05, 08:14 PM
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Something could have eaten it?
kathy :-)
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June 1st 05, 08:05 PM
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New spring ponds always start of with Algae bloom and then if you are
doing something right will go away. ///Owen\\\ wrote: My pond had the usual algae bloom when it started up again, but it's settled down OK. I have water trickling down a concrete lantern which soon got covered with a luxuriant coating of algae. But..... one morning it was all gone. Bare concrete. How come the algae vanished so quickly? Thanks John
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