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Agree with not stocking Triploid Grass Carp until they are needed. Without any underwater weeds something will utilize nutrients, and typically that something is Filamentous Algae.
One thing that I think you should do is test the water for alkalinity and pH levels. If the alkalinity is too low (20 ppm is bare minimum but I like to use 40 ppm as a minimum to give pond owners a slight cushion) then you won't be able to get a phytoplankton bloom which will help the productivity of the pond, and help keep macrophytes from growing in deeper water. Ideally you want 18"-36" visibility before a secchi disc disappears.
As for the other fish stocking rates, it all depends on your goals for the fishery.
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