ka30per...@gmail.com;967609 Wrote:
> Remove some of the jelly blobs and put in a
> jar of pond water. Bring into the house. Cover
> the jar with some screening and a rubber band
> lest the things hatch and come down the hallway
> in the middle of the night (been there, done that).
> If you have kids get out a magnifying glass and watch
> them develop. When whatever hatches ID them via the
> interwebz and let them go in the pond or other natural
> waterway that is public.
> k :-)
Umm....already been proved to be an horrible algae attack...not risking
growing any in my house for fear of an alien invasion! I have scooped
out masses of the stuff and removed half the plantlife in my pond...no
more jelly has evolved and the water looks clear. Will clean out the
pond in the Autumn..lots of stinky yuk at the bottom, together with
rotting leaves may have contributed to this. At least the newts and
frogs do not seem affected by the black/green jelly invasion. Thank you
all for your help XXX
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