Gazing upon a serene pond, its surface reflecting the azure sky above, is a tranquil experience that many pond owners cherish. But behind the scenes lies a tale of dedication and care, where the right pond products make all the difference in ensuring the pond remains a haven of beauty [...]
Nestled amidst the countryside hills, there lies a picturesque pond, its tranquil surface reflecting the vibrant hues of the surrounding flora. For years, it has been a sanctuary for aquatic life and a haven for contemplation. Yet, in recent days, a subtle disturbance has emerged – a persistent leak threatens [...]
Understanding Pond Sludge and Its Impact on Your Pond's Ecosystem Pond sludge is formed when leaves, grass clippings, and other organic matter fall into the pond and settle at the bottom. Inorganic matter like soil and sand can also accumulate, further exacerbating the problem. As the organic matter decomposes, it [...]
When you think about a pond what image do you bring up? It is one of clear water where you can see down to the bottom and see fish swimming about. In an ideal scenario, that would be nice but in most cases that is not typically what you see. [...]
Pond Odor: What Makes My Pond Stink? You may have a beautiful pond but if it smells, that reduces the appeal greatly. That smell could be a warning that your pond has issues that can harm wildlife living in or near your pond water. If your pond has a smell [...]
Swimming in your pond is one of the best enjoyments of summer unless it looks like this. Excessive nutrient levels were reduced with one treatment of probiotic beneficial bacteria pond water treatment over the course of two weeks.
We received a call from a customer who was concerned about a strange looking algae on her pond. After looking at the pictures she sent I suggested to stay away from the water and keep their dog from getting in the pond. Since their house is close to the edge [...]
Pond Maintenance: The Role of Bacteria Products in Your Pond Most indigenous microorganisms (bacteria) found in your pond fail to breakdown and remove difficult to degrade organic matter. These same bacteria may also be less efficient at reducing higher than normal levels of nutrients like phosphorous and nitrate. When selecting [...]
If you have a direct drive submersible pond pump and you are getting your pond ready for Spring it is important to check the oil level in the pump. Direct drive pumps use non-toxic turbine oil to lubricate the drive shaft assembly unlike magnetic drive pumps which require no oil. [...]
I took this picture after the ice just disappeared on this pond. Why is there so much live green algae? The most likely cause is the release of nutrients from the organic sediments on the bottom of this pond, no surface waters run into it. Along the edge there are [...]