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Re: High temps and algae??
Stay away from algaecides! They do more damage than they are worth!
The ONLY one we recommend is Polyquat (preferably 60%). It should say "poly [oxyethylene (dimethyliminio) ethylene (dimethyliminio) ethylene dichloride] 60%". No matter WHAT the label calls it, that's the stuff. You can add an ounce or two a week and that may help prevent algae, but not if you don't maintain your chlorine levels.
Carl
Carl
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Re: High temps and algae??
If you're using a good test kit (Taylor K2006) and keeping your FC levels appropriate (based on your CYA level using the best guess chlorine chart) you won't have any problems with algae regardless of temperature.
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