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Old 17-06-2006, 01:36 PM posted to rec.ponds
 
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Default green sediment

if you have fish, you dont. this is normal. if you dont have fish and want nothing
living in the water at all, you can either use chemicals like for a swimming pool or
use an ozonator. Ingrid

"fire fly" wrote:

I have a 1000litre pond with uv filter and 2 fountains (one solar) the pond
is overshadowed by two trees but does get direct sunlight for about 4 hours
a day. The water is relatively clear but the bottom of the pound, the pipes
and even the weed are covered with green sediment. How can I get rid of it?




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