finally no longer green
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Nice! Welcome to the forum!
TheFishGuy
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welcome to the forum! wonderful pond you've got there and glad to see you are overcoming your algae bloom!
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Hello and welcome!
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Nice! Lots of plants and lots of patience is the key!
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@Wokfie212 Why not tell us a little bit about your pond, your ponding experiences, and about yourself. Is this your first pond? What kind of fish do you have? Where do you live? Your pond’s transformation looks great!
This is not my first pond. I have had smaller ponds in the past just never this big. 12'x14' 3' deep. I do know a little about fish and water chemistry since i have 70 aquariums set up and i breed african cichlids plus some other miscellaneous fish. I currently have about 30 fish in the pond koi goldfish and shubunkin. As they get bigger i will be removing some. I live in cincinnati ohio.