Duck Weed

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Thanks for helping me with this. I never even considered that it might not be duck weed - I really know nothing about water pond biology, but I do love them . I would like to know how to control this , short of any chemicals, and I'm grateful for your help.

No worries on introducing any fish that don't belong, I'd never let that happen.

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I always thought duckweed was the little floating leaves.
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There are several kinds of duckweed, small leaves, larger leaves, ivy-leaved, but the one Peter pictured (Lemna minor) is by far the most common.
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Just bought 5 cups full on Monday.... and poured them in the pond yesterday when they arrived... already half eaten... damn water breathing pigs. The duckweed had no hope.
 

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