I can't take a picture now, and this weekend I am super busy and need a break from it. I have spent two entire days out there, to the neglect of many other things.
It is a 90' wide waterfall about 20' high made of lime stone rock, with three 1.5h.p. pumps with no filters other than leaf baskets, pumping water over and through all this lime stone. The pond in front of this is a clay bottom with a layer of shell, then covered with sand. The center is 12x12 @7 ' depth. that part is filled with roofing tile. the rest is a gradual incline from beach to the 7' depth area.
The stuff I am gathering is a fine green. So fine the net does not want to keep it until a build up starts. Old barley hay was a big assist in giving it something to cling to. At that point it also had a snap crackle pop white foam to it.
Don't feel obligated to respond, I know my situation is not duplicatable or found in nature.
The good news is I did not kill the bass. Oh yeah, there are a whole three or four of them my boys caught with a cast net from a nearby lake, along with a few shell crackers and brim. Now I have some schools of minnows that jump(to get away form the net) and a turtle or two.
Thanks