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Joined: Mar 2005
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Joined: Mar 2005
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I seem to have a dilemma. I am having an algae problem along with some weeds in my 3 acre pond. When reading the label on the Cutrine Plus, I see that I can't use it since I have nearly a dozen very large koy in my Bass and BG pond. I also have a containerized lilly pad that some other herbicides/aquacides will eliminate. The weeds and algae are covering about 40% of my pond. I used Aquashade this year, but I believe I was a bit too late in applying it. I also had some fish die when I put it in. Any suggestions would be helpful. I know that I can rake it out...but it's a very large area.
Thanks in advance.
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 68
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HeyNow, I used the granular Cutrine Plus for spot treating algae in my pond in April. Treated about a quarter of the pond once a week and had very good results. I also added a dye but it wasn't AquaShade and it has helped. Sorry I'll try to remember the name but it worked great. Gary
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Joined: Mar 2005
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Gary,
Do you have Koy in your pond? Any problems applying the chemical and it killing Koy?
Thanks,
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Joined: May 2004
Posts: 66
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Another option for algae in Koi ponds is Green Clean. Although expensive, it will not harm the fish. I would also continue to use the pond dye. It sure won't hurt anything.
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