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Message: [QUOTE="Meyer Jordan, post: 315146, member: 7131"] Pond foam is typically caused by an excess of animal based organics in the water column. Foaming is often observed immediately after spawning and after some pond treatments, especially those that promote the increased production of a fish's slime coat, which is constantly being shed. It is particularly noticeable in ponds with a waterfall, aerator, or other sources of water turbulence. It will, over time, dissipate as a result of bacterial action and solar UV exposure. [/QUOTE]