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"Depends on the quantity," Wraen replied. "Algae live in water all the time," and for a non-botanist, but a person, who did not quite believe that things could appear out of thin air, she had got this assumption exactly right. "They cause problem, when there is way too much of them," she explained. Were it a hot, humid summer, she would be able to show an example. Late autumn did not offer that many opportunities.

"The water becomes turbid, greenish-blue or greenish-brown in colour. Occasionally there is green, plant-like goo covering the whole surface of the water," she kept on talking, because the said pond was some distance away from their current location. "And the smell changes as well. It's hard to mistake, once you have a chance to memorize it once," Wraen said. 

"So - you told me that you learn a new thing every day - what have you learned so far. Besides, what I have told you today," she asked, interested to find out, what interests Sugar Glider had.