Pond leak repaired. Now heavy foam + algae. Foam not from organics (started after repair). Algae: strong green, covers stones in 2 days. 2 tbsp chlorine kills algae but more foam. No fish yet. Asks chemical treatment.
Seam tape adhesive, liner cleaner residue, or lawn product runoff. Foam = surfactants.
Nutrients in water. Chlorine (bleach) works but adds foam (chloramines). No fish = can use bleach, but must fully drain/refill before stocking.
Foam + algae = new pond syndrome + contamination. Clean start needed.
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