Q: How does winter affect my pond? – Steve in Michigan
A: A Closer Look at Water in the Winter…
We field many questions about water and the way it works during the winter. With such a range of questions, here is a quick course on the physical properties of water and how they relate to your [...]
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Though the hottest days of summer are nearly behind us, your pond or lake still needs proper aeration – especially as we approach fall, when temperatures shift and your pond water will…
Filed under: Aeration, MuckAway, Pond & Lake, Pond Clear, Turnover, Water Quality | Tagged: Aeration, aeration system, airmax aeration, fall turnover, Muck Away, PondClear | 8 Comments »
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 »
The cloudiness of the water in your pond can come from many sources, such as heavy runoff from rain to constant sediments that fall into and around the pond. There is one element that causes cloudy water, but few seem to overlook it and it relates to [...]
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When I ask my service customers what their top three goals are for their pond, clear water is almost always at the top of the list. Clear water is aesthetically pleasing and is a sign that your pond is healthy and balanced. Across the board, your first step towards clean and clear water is to [...]
Filed under: Aeration, Pond & Lake, Pond Clear, Water Quality | Tagged: Aeration, airmax aeration, black water, brown water, chocolate milk water, dark water, green water, milky gray water, pea soup colored, tea colored water | 5 Comments »
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