The dye will exit on it's own over time (maybe 2-3 months)depending upon how much inflow you have. I consider dye as somewhat neutral, equal pros & cons. It all depends upon what is important to you. One application isn't going to damage your eco system. The key is to educate yourself about pond management, set your long term pond goals then be patient and diligent. Quick fixes are rarely the path to long term pond management success.
We are all borderline obsessed with our ponds and by the sound of your posts you're not far behind. Welcome to Pond Boss you'll fit right in here. Being a steward to your land is a life long journey. Enjoy the ride and teach your kids.
By the way, I don't believe that catfish eat grass. If you consider the amount of grass that you have a problem... Look into the benefits of grass carp, that is if your state laws allow them. Aeration is always a good thing especially when dealing with a mucky/leafy bottom. Vertex makes some of the best systems available. Don't forget the photos as you progress!
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