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brackish client
Merry Xmas to all-client has 30 year old retention pond as a
feature-water trough in place w/ falls-looks great water inundated w/ salt water via Tampa Bay during storm 3 yrs. ago-salt water crab, turtles and talapia, and now, an algae bloom-need any advice on possible eco-safe algae control or ideas on more water plants-iris, pickerel and lilies are on the plan for spring-approx. 600K gallon-muck bottom thanx s |
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check aquascape website the pond guy can offer suggestions
maybe a bio filter for the falls!! |
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Arround here we generally use Barley Straw (SP?) to control algea.
I am not certain about "brackish water" but it works quite well on fresh water ponds. I believe that some of the products Marcie refers to incorperate Barley matts for control. Good Luck, Jim L
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