Solar algae

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Solar Algae is a specific type of algae native to a single pool in Modesto, California. Coincidentally, the pool was located in the backyard of a house formerly owned by Casey Serin.

Utah pin salesman Nigel Swaby claimed that the algae, which sprouted in the pool after it had fallen into disuse over a period of eight months, was of heliocentric origin: "My point is this is mostly algae caused by the sun."[1]

Swaby went on to describe his koi pond and indoor pool, neither of which suffer from solar algae.[2][3]

[edit] References

  1. ↑ That's Not What A Hot Tub Should Look Like!, DHC, 23rd April 2007
  2. ↑ ibid: "A 25,000 gallon fish pond with Koi and Comets in it."
  3. ↑ Pool Peril - Casey Style, DHC, April 19th 2007: "I have an easy job with mine since it's indoors."
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