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I want to ask you if you have placed them extremely close together? Since I place my food growers so they clip Into each other to save space...
But! The OP says he's placing them on the little [REDACTED] ponds, and those aren't suitable for algae generators. I ran into the same thing, but when I saw them reach 100% growth with nothing happen I moved them. I guess the game automatically clears them from the ponds after a while, since they're unsuitable and don't have room for algae to grow? Either that or a combination of that and the rising water levels due to the Lakes phase.
A little tidbit I've discovered about the algae generators; they don't seem to count as a production machine themselves, technically. Every separate, individual algae object is considered its own production machine that also disappears after a single collection, with new ones being spawned within the circle of the algae machine. So even if the actual generator that you build has enough water (like the [REDACTED] ponds), it needs to have enough horizontal room to spawn algae in as well.
I have fish swimming in the sand. LANDSHARKS!
You can very much place things in puddles and have them work fine.
I think this issue will take a patch to repair it. If other items are failing to properly display, it's NOT client side. It's code.
One disappeared and one stayed. I'm not sure about the third. What a waste of resources!
All it says is "place on a water surface".
That's the key point to your problem. The algae spawns beneath the generator. If you're using a puddle, then your algae is spawning beneath the ground.
I think that you can softlock yourself out of the game because the algae generator, if you deconstruct it, you lose the fertilizer. So you need fertilizer to construct the algae generator, and what you get back, you can convert to fertilizer.
3 algae generators were ruined and I was down to my last bag of fertilizer.