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My pond is just under 1/2 acre with an average depth of around 12-15ft. It is in the second full year after completion and it's stocked with bluegill, redear, bass and cat. I feed, but don't over feed. Feed is always cleaned up after 10 minutes at the most. Now, on to my question. I have moss around the edge of the pond which extends out about 2 feet. Not sure how deep it is but cannot be more than a foot or two. I want to treat it with cutrine but am confused about when, how much and all that business. I read the label numerous times but still doesnt make much sense. I don't want to treat it all at once and suffer oxygen depletion. Also not sure on how to mix the solution. Will apply it with a small 1 or 2 gallon sprayer. I applied aquashade earlier in the spring if that makes a difference. Hopefully someone can walk me through this! Thanks......
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