Adult Inclusion Conjunctivitis and Pools

Here is the scenario:

BF and I buy a wading pool for the backyard during these hot months... fill it up, put a little salt in it and start swimming... a few days later, BF gets a case of pink eye. As an adult, my only case of pink eye was when I had an STD several years ago, so I got concerned. Then a few days after that, Roommate finds out that he has chlamydia. He has been in the pool a good deal as well. There is no chlorine in the pool.

So I get to doing some research, and find out that Inclusion Conjunctivitis is cause by the Chlamydia bacteria and can be caught indirectly by underchlorinated pools. I believe that BF didn't get pink eye, but rather this Conjunctivitis.

Question 1: BF's eye looks better after a week or so... Do I still ask him to get treatment? Or is it something that his body can clear out itself?

Question 2: Is it possible to catch the actual genital STD Chlamydia through the pool? Or is it just the conjunctivitis version that can be caught in underchlorinated pools?

Question 3: BF's children were also in the pool, should we have them tested even thought they haven't had symptoms?          

Thanks for any help...!

[kdaily]

chlamydia woul dnot transmit to someone's eye or genitals in that manner it would have died in the pool although.

If you're swimming in a pool with nothing to filter it your bound to get an infection