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Sorry Fishman. Going to town to get it notarized and paying $21 for three carp seemed a little much. These fish are supposed to be sterile so wouldn't it be good enough to just limit the numbers sold in each area? I do agree that it does serve a purpose.
I have pulled out a lot of the pondweed around the sides with a rake but the string al;gae doesn't come out as good. Now the algae is thick on top of the pondweed and althoug not killing it, it is slowing down it's growth. The pondweed has started growing out in the deeper water in the center where I have pulled out the algae and duckweed by johnboat. There is just too much.
Question: If the grass carp catch up and eat all the moss and recycle it in their wastes, will this not cause a too thick plankton algae bloom and give me more trouble? I'm hoping that the carp will leave a few weeds that I can remove along with the nutrients and have somewhat clear water. Is this just a pipe dream?
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