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Think about getting beneficial vegetation established - once your FA is gone those nutrients will be utilized by something - most likely planktonic algae which can cause issues in the summer unless aerated.
There are many beneficial types of vegetation that will help utilize nutrients and prevent FA from establishing. Many pondweed cultivars, lillies, sedges, etc. can provide great habitat for your fish, are easy to fish through, and will help prevent FA.
I have very little FA on any of my ponds because my pondweed and submergent vegetation [sedges and arrowhead]tie up all available nutrients. Establishing beneficial vegetation is the ultimate organic approach to controlling FA.
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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