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Pond Pump Issues? Check These Solutions First!

November 15, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Pond Pump Issues? Check These Solutions First! The pump may be clogged with leaves or algae. Clean the intake and filters to keep it running smoothly. If the pump is not fully submerged or blocked, it may overheat. Ensure it’s free of debris and fully underwater. Damaged electrical wires can cause short circuits. Inspect cords […]

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Weekend Assignment: Enjoy the Fall Weather

October 29, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Take a few moments this weekend to enjoy nature. October is the perfect time to enjoy the calming effects of water. Whether it’s your water feature or another outdoor space, the sound of water can help you relax and unwind.

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How To Prep Your Pond Plants

October 3, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

As temperatures drop, your pond plants will be affected. When nights get cold it’s time to stop fertilizing. This will signal the end of their growth season. Be sure to remove any dead leaves to avoid debris building up in the water. Also, trim the plants around your pond before they start to die off. […]

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Fall is the Best Time to Plan Pond Work!

September 10, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

If you’re contemplating building or renovating a pond, it’s advisable to initiate the planning process during the upcoming fall season rather than postponing it until next spring. This approach ensures that your pond will be prepared and visually appealing by the onset of early spring. Should you delay, it’s probable that our cleaning services will […]

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Critter Check!

August 23, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

To prevent rodent damage, regularly inspect your equipment, including the back, for signs of activity. Rodents can cause significant harm by chewing through liners and plumbing. Stay vigilant and take preventive measures such as sealing entry points, removing food sources, trimming vegetation, and storing materials properly. Additionally, use traps and consult professionals if necessary. Early […]

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Root Invasion – It Happens Quick!

August 14, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Keep your filters clear! If you have plants in your biofilter or near your skimmer, ensure the roots aren’t clogging the filter media. Aquatic plants thrive in the heat and grow rapidly this time of year. To manage aquatic plants in your biofilter or skimmer, trim the roots periodically. A good rule of thumb is […]

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Will My Pond Attract Mosquitoes?

August 2, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

A well-designed pond deters mosquitoes by preventing stagnant water, which they prefer for breeding. Backyard ponds with constant water movement, such as from skimmers, waterfalls, or streams, are less attractive to mosquitoes. Furthermore, any mosquito larvae that do hatch are either drawn into the skimmer or consumed by fish. If your pond lacks a skimmer […]

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What’s The Difference Between Frogs And Toads?

August 2, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Some Algae Is OK!

August 2, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Don’t panic if you spot algae in your pond. It’s a normal and vital part of the ecosystem, indicating its health. Algae are beneficial in the right proportion and provide food for your fish. Excessive growth occurs due to sunlight and nutrient-rich water. To manage this, use proper filtration and incorporate aquatic plants that compete […]

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Good Morning, Sunshine

August 2, 2024 // By Shawnee Thomas

Ponds with access to sunlight offer essential benefits to fish by providing valuable vitamins. Sunlight also aids in the growth of pond plants, which in turn reduces nitrates in the water. If your pond is situated in a shaded area and cannot be moved, consider incorporating shade-loving plants to help maintain water balance. Aquatic plants […]

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