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Lets think of options 1)The introduction of predators but they would be posing same problem as salamandars over period of time. 2)Decrease of pH that could effect the salamandars make water acidic but
Any insecticide would not only kill salamanders but adversely effect the vegetation. And I am personally against killing any living creature. But you can try to prevent it from coming into the pond. By
All the surface water has to flow. In your case the surface water is carrying the water into the pond. Once the rain comes the excess of water in skimmed of the surface. You have to track from were the
It is difficult since the weight will defer of the algae. Second as you remove algae last pound will take effort of 5 pounds since it would be floating and minute. Hence 1 hour 10 pounds 1st hour. Then
Only option I think of is of using clear chlorine on the rock and brush it(do not allow chlorine to go in pond since vegetation is present as you have written). Can I suggest to you to installed a UV
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