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I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed
what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Is this in fact algae or something else (moss?) Anyway, is this something I should try to get rid of or is it harmless? I kinda like the look of it. Thanks |
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I believe that would most likely be algae. It is not harmless it is
beneficial. Bill Brister - Austin, Texas "Smirking Ghost" wrote in message ... I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Is this in fact algae or something else (moss?) Anyway, is this something I should try to get rid of or is it harmless? I kinda like the look of it. Thanks |
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It's filtering your water, a good thing, and if you like the look, even
better. ;o) ~ jan On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 17:52:53 -0400, "Smirking Ghost" wrote: I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Is this in fact algae or something else (moss?) Anyway, is this something I should try to get rid of or is it harmless? I kinda like the look of it. Thanks (Do you know where your water quality is?) |
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![]() I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Someone told us that alage on the waterfall is a good thing, means your pond is in balance. I am like you, I think it makes the waterfall look like its been there forever. Jan "Our Pond" Page http://hometown.aol.com/pinkpggy/index.html |
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Thanks everybody ... I'm sure I'll have more to bounce off youse in the
future. "Smirking Ghost" wrote in message ... I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Is this in fact algae or something else (moss?) Anyway, is this something I should try to get rid of or is it harmless? I kinda like the look of it. Thanks |
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"Smirking Ghost" wrote:
I have a one month old pond (1400 US gallons), the waterfall has developed what looks like algae on the natural stone I am using for the waterfall. Is this in fact algae or something else (moss?) Anyway, is this something I should try to get rid of or is it harmless? I kinda like the look of it. It is string algae. It loves moving water. It is harmless unless it starts to float on top of the pond. -- Pardon my spam deterrent; send email to http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodyman |
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