What Is a Thermocline and Why Should Pond Owners Care?
Is half of your pond ‘dead space’ for your fish? The thermocline creates a … Read more
Why Culverts Become Nutrient Highways
Is your culvert dumping money into your pond? Culverts are essential for drainage, but … Read more
Septic Systems and Pond Algae: Is There a Connection?
Your septic tank might be ‘fertilizing’ your pond right now. Is your septic system … Read more
How Much Phosphorus Does Canada Goose Waste Add to a Pond?
It’s not just poop—it’s high-concentrate liquid fertilizer. Ever wonder why your pond is green … Read more
What Happens to Pond Nutrients After Heavy Rain?
After heavy rain, pond nutrients undergo rapid relocation and concentration changes as runoff washes … Read more
Iron and Phosphorus: The Hidden Connection in Pond Sediments
Iron and Phosphorus: The Hidden Connection in Pond Sediments refers to the redox-sensitive chemical … Read more
What Is a Good Total Phosphorus Level for a Healthy Pond?
A healthy pond generally maintains a total phosphorus level between 0.01 mg/L and 0.03 … Read more
Why Some Green Ponds Still Have Excellent Water Quality
Clear water isn’t always healthy, and green water isn’t always bad. Here is the … Read more
Do Cold-Water Bacteria Really Work?
Most pond microbes ‘hibernate’ at 50 degrees. These resilient strains are just getting started … Read more