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Hi everyone. I’m new here and I was wondering if you guys could help me with this. Thank you Hope you can see this.
 

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Looks like you have a good crop of hair algae. I have some growing in my pond also. You can manually remove a lot of it, some folks wrap it around a dedicated toilet brush to pull it out. Once my goldfish get in, they will start feeding on it if they are not otherwise well fed.
 
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Mother nature will do as she feels. Warm winter now a cool spring. longer it takes the plants to start growing and feeding the longer the algae battle will be
 

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Me also and best thing it is great fertilizer for my veggie garden and I use a toilet bowl brush also
 
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I have a lot of it this year and remove it with a twirly brush and net. I'm worried without fish, it may take longer to resolve.
 
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THE POND HAD SOME HAIR ALGAE, WHEN SPRING BROKE but it is disappearing fast, as there's none left in the main pond. A little is on the falls from the bog. But after some vacuuming the ponds algae has all but disappeared.
 

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My big ponds never get hair algae. The small slow flow dirty water, ponds do. Which goes away as the plants grow.
 

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