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have a new pond. 75% full. most water been in for about 4 months. algae all around edge from shoreline out about 5 feet or so. i guess it is not hurting anything but i hate to look at it. would you spread something like curitrene plus or something else all around the shore just enough out to cover the 5 feet or so? or i could just treat the part i have to look at the most, say 100 feet on each side of my pier, that would only be mabe 10% if shore line and a tiny % of the surface area. or would you let it along?
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Darrell, much discussion on this subject in the past - search the archives.
We have a similar problem in oue N.E. Texas ponds - bad year for algea.
I'm stocking tilapia next week for biological control - I don't like chemicals.
George Glazener
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spray all the pond,if you spray just small area it will be back in not time at all.when you spray all the pond you will only keep it away about 8-10 weeks.it will however die off in several months when your water warms up.
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