Our community has a retention pond about 10 acres that gets overwhelmed with algae. Is there a fish colony that could be introduced into this pond to help control the algae growth? The water is not treated in any way and the pond is deep.

Mike Murray | Sep 25, 2019 | Category: Tropical fish store

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Angels Hatchery | Sep 25, 2019

Sure, Mike, you can use a combination of algae-eating fish that we have in stock. Give me a call and I'll give you some ideas. If this is a private lake/pond, since it is so big, it would be best to figure out a budget for stocking and we can work it from there. Thanks, Paul @ Angels Hatchery

David Lizama | Sep 25, 2019

as far as fish tropheus are natural algae grazers...have you tried nerite snails?

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