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Hi all,
Sorry to see religous types are trying to take over this newsgroup, but I hope all true ponders will continue to post. However, I have a pond about ~600 gallons that is 21 months old, built in July 2003. In 2003 I didn't have any problems , but in 2004 I was plagued with what I believe was string algea. I tried some chemical cures, but they didn't really work. Now early 2005 when the temperatures are still fairly low (UK temps 5 - 10 degrees C) I seem to have an algea problem developing. I don't really want to go through the problems I had last year so I'm considering 2 options, the first is UV light and the second is barley straw (where can you buy it in UK?) Pond guessitmated (I know there's no such word) to be about 600-700 gallons, 12 green tench and 25 golden rudd. At least I hope as I have a heron visit several times a week, but I believe the pond is designed to protect the fish, i.e. no shallow banks and over 3 foot deep in the middle. Any suggestions appreciated. Regards nemo2 |
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