Turbidity is a common issue in both ornamental and aquaculture ponds, especially those with earthen floors. It occurs when fine particles, such as clay soil, become suspended in the water column, giving the pond a muddy or murky appearance. In this article, we will discuss the different types of turbidity, the causes behind it, and … Read more
As a pond owner, I know how frustrating it can be to deal with algae blooms. Not only do they make your pond look dirty and unappealing, but they can also be harmful to your aquatic plants and animals. If you are struggling with algae in your pond, then you are not alone. In this … Read more
Whether your pond is newly constructed or you have been keeping your pond for years, you will likely be faced with cloudy water at some point. The trick is to make sure you know what to do and how to do it. The first thing you should do is to test the water. This will … Read more
Keeping your pond filter clean is necessary to maintain the health of your fish and prevent your water from becoming a nuisance. Debris and wastes build up in pond filters over time and this is harmful to the beneficial bacteria that live in the bio-media. This can lead to a sludge build-up and can even … Read more
Trying to oxygenate a pond without electrical pumps can be a challenge, but there are several different ways to accomplish this. These methods include using natural pond plants, solar power fountain pumps, and a windmill system. Method 3 Natural Pond Plants Using plants to oxygenate a pond is a natural way to improve water quality. … Read more
Whenever you have a pond, you want to make sure that there is enough oxygen in the water for it to work properly. There are many different causes for low oxygen levels, and you may have to take action to make sure that you can keep the pond running smoothly. How To Test Oxygen Levels … Read more
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