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I've got FA fairly bad right now, but as soon as the water warms a bit more and the water primrose comes on it all goes away. It's sort of cool how one type of vegetation comes on and changes and/or eliminates another. For me the water primrose is a pretty good plant to have. My banks are fairly steep so it doesn't go out much more than 8 feet or so and it's a great water cleaner which really eliminates the algae mats. And it creates a great habitat for small critters and fish.
Dale "When tempted to fight fire with fire, remember that the Fire Department usually uses water." - anonymous
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