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Black Algae

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  1. Any secrets?

    I tried scrapping with chlorine. Some chemicals. Any
    real solution?

  2. "Beach Runner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Any secrets?

    I tried scrapping with chlorine. Some chemicals. Any real
    solution?

    litehousetoledo.comblackalgae.html

    good luck, haim

  3. Beach Runner said:

    Any secrets?

    I tried scrapping with chlorine. Some chemicals. Any real
    solution?

    I don't have a pool, but I have two fish ponds. The quantity
    of algae is directly linked to the amount of sun and the
    temperature. Water temp goes down, so does the algae. Before
    all my plants have a chance to cover half the ponds, the
    algae is widespread. However, in my case, it's green and
    good. Have you tried covering the pool from maybe 10
    a.m. to 2 or 3? And lowering the temperature a bit?

    Ruth Kazez

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