cleaning out alum + lime GOOP - 08/01/22 05:35 PM
So i took the plunge and cleared my 3 acre pond all by myself this weekend. It was a LOT of work, but it seems to have worked, I haven't seen any dead fish so far, and I caught more bass the next day than i have all year.
Now, I have a 250 gallon tank that i used to apply the alum and lime and because i alternated applying some alum then some lime repeatedly, i have a sludge of alum+lime in the tank. Is there any way to get that out? Just running water over it does not seem to do much.
Second, how long until i can be sure i didn't mess this up? Water was much more clear the next day and i didn't see any floaters. Would a fish kill happen right away?
Thanks all!
Now, I have a 250 gallon tank that i used to apply the alum and lime and because i alternated applying some alum then some lime repeatedly, i have a sludge of alum+lime in the tank. Is there any way to get that out? Just running water over it does not seem to do much.
Second, how long until i can be sure i didn't mess this up? Water was much more clear the next day and i didn't see any floaters. Would a fish kill happen right away?
Thanks all!