Posted on September 3, 2009 by thepondguy
Whether it’s floating or submerged, algae can turn a lake into a green mess in no time. It’s unsightly, it’s sometimes stinky and in extreme cases, it can cause…
Filed under: Algae Control, Algae Defense, Carbonate Hardness, Chara (Algae), Duckweed, Emergent Weeds, Fish Kill, Goldfish, Koi, Muck, MuckAway, Pond & Lake, Pond Clear, Pondweeds, Watermeal | Tagged: algae, Algae Control, algae defense, chara, controlling duckweed, fish kill, muck, muckaway, Pond Clear, PondClear, Watermeal | 17 Comments »
Posted on August 14, 2009 by thepondguy
We can summarize the difference between the two in one sentence: PondClear works to remove excess nutrients from the surface down; Muck Away works to remove excess nutrients from the bottom up. Seems simple – or is it?
Filed under: Muck, MuckAway, Pond Clear, Water Clarity, Water Quality | Tagged: beneficial bacteria, Excess Nutrients, muck, Muck Away, muckaway, Pond Clear, PondClear, Water Clarity | 7 Comments »
Posted on April 3, 2009 by thepondguy
For anyone who has ever gone swimming in a natural pond, you know what it’s like to step into it and feel that gooey muck between your toes. So what causes muck? What is muck’s purpose? How do you get rid of it? Hopefully the following will help you answer these questions so you can continue to enjoy your wonderful pond. [...]
Filed under: Muck, Pond & Lake | Tagged: black muck, muck, muck bottom, muckaway, mucky bottom, mucky pond | 20 Comments »
Posted on July 7, 2008 by joemejia
Over time, organics such as leaves, aquatic weeds or twigs fall into the pond and settle on the bottom. These organics slowly begin to decay and will create a mucky layer on the bottom of your pond. As time passes, this muck layer will get [...]
Filed under: Muck, Pond & Lake | Tagged: bottom muck, how to get rid of bottom muck, how to get rid of muck, how to get rid of mucky bottom, muck, mucky, mucky bottom, Pond Clear | Leave a Comment »
