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The good news is that your not crazy .... but you don't need to grow or even purchase bacteria to have it in your pond.
You're pond is already home to bacteria including any you may have added that were not established already (you may not have expanded the list). As long as there is enough oxygen near the bottom where they are needed to decompose organics ... they will thrive and do their job.
Last edited by jpsdad; 05/17/20 06:10 PM.
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