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May 20th 05, 06:55 AM
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HELP I cant keep up with the algae production
My water is clear so its not the "pea soup" type algae. I use a
TURBO-TWIST UV POND CLARIFIER 6X 18 WATT. The problem I am having is string algae I guess it gets long like hair and is on everything and its growing like crazy. I have to pull some out every day. Is there anything I can put in the pond to slow it down or stop it? Its on my other plants and covering my pump too. I live in the Phoenix AZ area so its already 100 degrees here so that some of the problem Im sure...Lots and lots of sun all day. Regards, Chris 
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