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Ted, My pond is fed from a spring that runs 11 months out of the year, which comes from the direction of my neighbor who has a septic tank and heavily fertilized yard. (up hill from my pond) Also I have a 120 acre corn field that water sheds through a culvert under the road into my pond. Two sources of nutrients I can not control or reduce. This year after the ice melted I had 25% algae coverage that I killed with copper sulfate then once dead raked out, then I applied my blue dye. I have 2 very large grass carps a one koi that I have seen eating the algea. I also have bass and blue gill. I have a large amount of water flow during a rain that will totally wash the algea out my spill way and with the spring too I figured I have plenty of aeration or do I? I live in Southern Indiana. Thanks for your input.
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