Good answers Dr. Joe and waterboy (y). Prevention is the best method of controlling it. I mean, I dont have a monster pond or anything, but understanding the concept of balance between bioload, plants and filtration will create minimal algae. You cant stop it, but I never get hair algae, just some algae in the Spring, but I scrub and clean that ***** very well in Spring. It is normal from my experience. Nothing huge though. A UV sterlizer works great, buy one thats rates 1.5 times of your pond size and you will have no problems, providing you keep the pond tip top clean.
Controlling Hair Algae in the Pond
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