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I've written for suggestions before, and have tried them all...but, I STILL
have a nasty, green pond. I had clear water for 1 week since spring. I'm really discouraged and do not know what to do. I had that "floating" algae for over a month, that has stopped, but I still can't see my fish. Plenty of plants, although they are not doing half as well as they did last year. Bio-filter (85 gallon) which is just full of green, gummy, slimy crap constantly. I think I might be defeating my own purpose - have been rinsing out filter and media weekly - it gets that gummed up. Last year we only cleaned once. History: 2nd summer for pond. SIze 14'x12' Gallons: appx. 4200 Depth: 2 1/2 - 4' deep Fish 3 koi 6-7" 2 koi 3" Baby comets (maybe 40) from last year - (their mommies eaten by the heron) Waterfall and spitter Full sun Thanks for any ideas, suggestions. I didn't want to add chemicals to the pond, but I'm ready too now. What works? I have been using BZT, no help, no change. Thanks, Cathy |
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