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Is your water "hard"? If it is, it's more than likely calcium deposits and
won't bother anything. It will eventually get covered over with algae growth. Lee "Megan" wrote in message ... Hello everybody. I'm a new ponder. I finished my pond in late september, but by the time ph settled down and stopped jumping all over the place it was too cold to add fish (my indoor koi and i are anxioulsy waiting for spring). The current pond residents are 3 crawdads and whatever water bugs that have found the place. Anyways, last week I went out to check on the pond and I noticed a weird white mold type of film on the liner. Most of the liner is covered by normal brown/green algea and dirt, but in a few spots theres the white stuff. There doesn't seem to be any pattern to where it shows up and it seems to be spreading. Is this something I need to worry about? I haven't read about anything like this before. Anyone out there experience this before or have any guesses or suggestions? Thanks! Megan |
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