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I agree with all statements above. I didn't see hydrilla in any of those photos, but avoid that plant at all costs. If you don't, and hydrilla gains a foothold in your pond, it will spread exponentially and you'll be having to do a full pond treatment with herbicides. Hydrilla is one of the worst plants for private waters.
Teach a man to grow fish...
He can teach to catch fish...
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