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We seem to have developed soapy water. The waterfall has been running 24/7
since December and we have no fish in the pond yet. There aren't many plants at the moment as a friend said he would give us lots but he is off work sick at the moment, but there are 4 oxygenators under the surface as well as what you can see. We had a terrible problem with blanketweed and someone recommended a barleystraw bale which worked a treat and has been in there for about two months. As the soapy water only appeared about a week ago I don't think it can be down to that. And I also think it's extremely unlikely that anyone has put detergent in there, so just what can be causing this and how do I get rid of it? To see what I mean, have a look he http://www.btinternet.com/~herbie/pond.htm Cheers, Herbie. |
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