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i've purchased both products. one for a quick fix and the bacteria for the real problem and longterm solution.... should i wait between applications of the two or use them together... also should i discontinue the use of my green clean?
MY POND: 50'X100' (1/8 ACRE) dug in 2006. get's deep quick with a trench dug in the middle that reaches 17' deep. i have aeration. i stock bluegill, bass, trout, and perch and couple crappie.
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with the cost of bacteria, I would definitely wait til the cutrine does its job.
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If you can test your water for copper levels, you might be ok with both if you do not exceed 2mg/l of copper.
0.1 to 1.0 mg/l of copper is normaly a stimulant to your bacteria.
Above 4 mg/l you start to affect your beneficial bacteria.
Mario Paris,
Fish & Wildlife Management Technician, CEO of Canadianponds.ca Products
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