Walking around the small pond this weekend and there were several of these "Mini Valcano's" sprouting up off the bottom. Figure they are some kind of an algea bloom. are these common? Thanks Rob
Just a quick comment... I don't understand hardly any of the abbreviations y'all use...Just saying wouldn't it be nice to type the whole word at least once in the post and then abbreviate from that point forward... sure would be nice not to have to try and decipher all these LMB< SMB< FA< PS< BG< RES< CC YP< BG< RBT, etc, etc ,etc. Especially for those of us that have not been Pond Boss members since NFTB.... wait for it....wait for it...NFTB... Noah Floated the Boat!!
Last edited by Pinetar; 12/27/1212:57 AM.
7 Acre +/- pond. Stocked with CNBG, RESF, GS, TFS, FHM, in March - June of 2008, Stocked with 200 3" F1 Tiger Bass in March of 2010... Additional stockings of CNBG, Tilapia, FHM in May of 2011.April of 2012 and May of 2013.
Just a quick comment... sure would be nice not to have to try and decipher all these LMB< SMB< FA< PS< BG< RES< CC YP< BG< RBT, etc, etc ,etc.
An Uncle Bob's Decoder Ring was originally issued with each PB forum registration. However, a marketing consultant altered the policy so that the device is now only issued to magazine subscribers. Deciphering the forum's secret codes is a PITA without it.
Just a quick comment... I don't understand hardly any of the abbreviations y'all use...Just saying wouldn't it be nice to type the whole word at least once in the post and then abbreviate from that point forward... sure would be nice not to have to try and decipher all these LMB< SMB< FA< PS< BG< RES< CC YP< BG< RBT, etc, etc ,etc. Especially for those of us that have not been Pond Boss members since NFTB.... wait for it....wait for it...NFTB... Noah Floated the Boat!!
Watch it for now and read the thread and links noted above. Pull some up and get good pics for id purposes. Then you can be ready well before spring to make that decision.
Do what ewest recommends, but I wouldn't worry about it for right now, as treatments require warmer water. You might have the type that grows in cold water, and it'll die back by itself when the water warms up in the Spring. If you don't have enough underwater plants to utilize the nutrients in the pond, then you'll have the warm water type of FA to combat.
I'd bet your water temps are below 50°F now.
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I do try to add a full word now and then when describing fish & plants because I have to grab my cheat sheet at times also. My pet peeve is there is no abbreviation for IC. It is hard for me to get the spelling right every time.