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For the past 35 years I have worked on a variety of pond projects from backyard water gardens to private ponds exceeding 100 acres. I do not declare to be a degree certified biologist but have working relationships with many who are. From our initial five minute phone conversation you will know if I can help you improve your pond. Good information is valuable, it saves time and money. -
Microbe-Lift PBL is a consortium of non-pathogenic, non-toxic beneficial bacteria that will reduce ammonia, nitrates and improve dissolved oxygen levels in your pond. We use this safe natural product to maintain a healthy environment for the aquatic animals in ornamental ponds and large natural ponds. Water garden ponds that require seasonal maintenance often have limited filter efficiency due to cleaning and may experience elevated toxic ammonia levels from fish excrement. By adding a measured amount of Microbe-Lift PBL to the pond filter this risk can be minimized, your fish will appreciate the clean water . -
My consulting service is based upon 35 years of hands- on pond experience. I am not a degree certified biologist but I have fostered relationships with university trained biologist who may provide answers to questions that I cannot explain. From our initial five minute discussion I will let you know if I can help you with the pond problem you are dealing with. Good information is valuable, it will save time and money. -
Microbe Lift SA is probiotic bacteria capable of removing three to six inches of soft organic muck from the bottom of your pond. This product when used properly can provide a lower cost option to dredging. We have over 20 years of experience working with this product and will gladly share with you application rates and methods to obtain the best results. One 5 gallon tote will treat approximately one surface acre of pond water.- Use Microbe Life SA to when observing Cyanobacteria blue-green harmful algae blooms.
- Works efficiently to remove soft organic muck.
- I capable of degrading cyanobacteria spores that settle to the pond bottom.