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Does not smell like a skunk... If anything smells fishy... All over the shallow side and the rims of the pond
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Looks like coontail, but don't take my word as gospel, Bill Cody would have the answer.
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Picture is a little out of focus and I agree with Snipe - probably coontail
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Thank you guys so much... I will search here for the fix for coontail
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Spent quite a while this afternoon perusing the website and other places on the internet.... I just don't have the money it takes to buy a lot of the chemicals it says takes care of the coontail... Is there a reasonably priced way to defeat this or just kind of live with it
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Other than a little money spent on chemicals for where we swim, I've been just living with it.
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