Is Algae Bad For A Pond?

In today's Pond Q & A Of The Day we cover this question.
Is algae bad for a pond?
Algae is a natural part of a pond ecosystem and foundational to the aquatic food chain. Single-cell algae are fed on by zooplankton and microorganisms that ultimately feed and sustain fish. Algae is actually essential to a healthy pond environment.
But too much of even a good thing can become problematic. In the video I discuss how algae blooms can occur and some simple things you can do to deal with them.
Some things mentioned in the video:
Pond Aeration - tinyurl.com/PA...
Beneficial Poind Bacteria - tinyurl.com/bi...
Phosphate Binder - tinyurl.com/ph...
Pond Algaecides - tinyurl.com/2t...
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