A man-made pond (no fish) has green slime on rocks releasing bubbles when lifted. Treated with Aquashade, Cutrine, sludge bacteria. Owner asks about chemical over/underuse.
Since it’s fishless, Option A works but is high-maintenance. Option B creates a living, self-regulating feature. The bubbles are oxygen from algal photosynthesis—normal.
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