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Hello. New hear. Looks like a lot of information. I have a few questions if it is all right. I have read about this Cutrine Plus. I think it might help with my algie. My water is green and the visiblity is low. I don't know how deep because I never thought to try and measure. Don't really know how to measure. Any way, will this product help and where do I get it? I have fish in there and don't want to hurt them. Thanks Homer
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Homer, I am far from a expert, however, my experience with cleated copper products is they will help very short term. It will make matters worse, I understand the dead stuff will settle and new growth will feed off the dead and re-bloom. Lets see what the pro's say.
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Lots of ways to measure visibility. One is a sechi disk. Take a white weighted "thang" of some kind and suspend it from a string. Measure how far down in the water you can see it. A quick way is to stick your arm in the water and see how far down in the water you can see your fingers.
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Homer, chelated copper compounds are one possible tool to fix your problem. They should be used carefully, especially with warm water and a large algae bloom. this site is a great learning tool for beginners and veterans alike. If you are interested, I am in Northern Illinois about 3 times a week and could possibly give you some more advice. Robert B [email protected]
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Hey, Robert. when are you down here? During the week, or on the weekends? I don't get home sometimes until 5:30 or 6pm. Homer
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Hey there Homer,Robert in there both weekends and weekdays. Look in your profile and I put his number in a messaage for you to call him. Hope that helps. Just trying to help you (Robert). Jerry 
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