? Brown water

will give that a try, thanks.

"RichToyBox" wrote in message
news:3dNzc.28345$Hg2.22871@attbi_s04...
Depending on the type of pollen, what you may be seeing is tannins in the
water that make it look tea colored. The tannins can be removed with
charcoal, or by major water changes. If it is a brown algae, then look
for
Ka30P's algae primer.
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RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html
"Steve (Dart)" wrote in message
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Hi all, this is my first year with the pond. We had a ton of pollen
landing
on the ground last week and than the air temp went up to 32*C 90*f (had
to
use my converter calculator) anyway, now my water is brown and very
hard
to
see into. I can only see about 5-8cm (2-3 inch).
I think is a combination of warm water and the pollen. How can I fix
this?
I was expecting to see a green algae bloom before anything.
my pond is about 1250L or 275 imp gal or 330 us gal and I have 5 koi 4-6
inch each.
Steve