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Intestinal Worms??? Please help?

Yesterday In the shower I pulled a approximately 5-7 inch "worm" like figure out of my anus. It was clear with a yellow tint and It got thicker to thinner from one end of its body to another. I pulled it out and saved it. 5 hours later it was brown, Small and curled up. This gives me reason to believe it was living.

With the description I have given does it sound like I have worms? And If so what kind? And what Is the recommended treatment?

I would normally go to my family doctor but he isn't available until next week. Please help me out here. I have seen some pictures on google and I don't feel like having to suport these parasites on the nutrient I take in.

I have thrown it out since. I am convinced I have worms. With the description I have given what kind of worm is it and what should I do? I am already eating lots of carrots since I know that helps white blood cells fight parasites.

Ehhhhh Im guessing u have worms wat else would it be!?

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Is All Algae Bad In My Pond?

I get asked this question a lot and it might come as a suprise to some pond owners that having algae in your pond is not necessarily a bad thing.

As a matter of fact, algae is a natural and often times, beneficial component of a healthy pond. Algae helps to balance a pond's nutrient sources out, just like other aquatic plants might do. It provides cover and protection for fish and other wildlife and can help keep a large amount of sunlight from penetrating to the bottom of the pond which can foster undesirable growth of other plants.

Still, with all of it's benefits, it's when algae takes off or gets out of control and takes over a pond that problems can arise.

Regardless of the type of algae, which can come in forms such as string algae, floating mat algae, or planktonic algae which produces green water, every type is caused by excessive nutrients in the pond. These can come from fish waste, run off, and decomposing materials at the bottom of the pond.

So really, if your algae is going crazy in your pond, it's simply coming about from an effort to balance the nutrient load in the pond and bring it back into a normal state.

With this in mind, the first step is trying to figure out where this influence is coming from. Could it be from your fish being overstocked for the pond's size? Is surrounding lawn fertilizer running into the pond in any way? What about decaying leaves and other debris that might have fallen in? These types of things should always be considered before using any type of chemcial or treatment for algae, since reducing it's root cause often helps to clean the pond up naturally.

So to recap. Algae in your pond is not a bad thing at all. A slight tint of green in the water, a bit of growth here and there is actually a very good sign of health and balance. Don't fret or overtreat a pond just to make it pristine and perfect since in nature, perfection doesn't always present itself that way.

If you do begin to have a problem with algae, start by looking for it's root cause before adding, or treating the pond with anything. Your pond and it's residents will thank you for taking such a smart approach to pond management.

About the Author

Mark Washburn is an experienced pond management specialists with an emphasis in algae control for commercial pond applications. Learn more about
pond algae
and pond care at the Algae Solution website.

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