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Blain CUSO4 can be a problem. What is your alkalinity ? In low alkalinity (acid) water CUSO4 acts to inhibit gill function and can kill BG quickly. I re-learned that the hard way once. It should be diluted in water and be applied or put in a sack and dragged through the water. Should not be just placed in the pond to fall and settle on the bottom.
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