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How to Clean Your Aquascape Classic Skimmer

April 4, 2019 // By Scott Brown

Steps to cleaning your Aquascape Classic Skimmer: Remove skimmer cover Pull net out of notches Dispose of debris Remove and clean filter mat Important Note:  Plastic rack should sit flat on tabs Replace filter mat Pro Tip:  This is an excellent time to clean your Aquascape IonGen probe. You can learn more about Aquascape Iongen […]

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How Dirty Is My Pond?

March 21, 2019 // By Scott Brown

Most healthy, natural-ecosystem ponds require minimal effort to maintain, aside from a thorough annual cleaning. When deciding the right time to clean your pond, there are two major considerations: biology and aesthetics. Biology One of the most important reasons to regularly clean out your pond is to provide the safest environment for your plant and […]

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Secret Weapon: Filter Urn

February 21, 2019 // By Scott Brown

Dirty nasty pond? Need help battling algae? We have a solution! The Aquascape Filter Urn can help! Check out the video below to see exactly how it works! If you’d like to learn more about pond maintenance we’ve developed a comprehensive Guide to Pond Maintenance  that is available to you FOR FREE just click the link […]

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Finding a quality contractor for your water feature project may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be!  Below are some strategies that you can use when searching for the contractor that will be the best fit for your project. Preparation Is Key The best way to find a water feature contractor […]

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Can My Fish Freeze in My Pond?

February 7, 2019 // By Scott Brown

Winter weather in the Mid-Atlantic region can be quite unpredictable. Some years can be mild with no snow and spring-like days and some years we can experience frigid temperatures that last for weeks. Its during those extended periods of cold temperatures that you may find yourself wondering about the safety of your fish and the […]

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Rocks Vs. No Rocks – What’s Best For YOUR Pond

January 31, 2019 // By Scott Brown

There is a long-standing debate between pond owners about whether or not to have rocks in your pond.  On one side you will find the group who argue that having rocks and gravel on the bottom of a pond will harm the fish and cause poor water quality. The other side says that rocks and […]

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HELP – My Pond Is Frozen!

January 28, 2019 // By Scott Brown

During the cold winter months, it’s especially important to keep an eye on your ponds water level. As layers of ice form water levels begin to drop. Levels can be checked at the skimmer box or along the pond’s edge. The water level dropping too low can result in your pump “sucking air” instead of […]

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Pond Heater vs. Aerator

January 10, 2019 // By Scott Brown

As we head into the winter months a common question customers typically ask is “What is the best option to keep a hole in the ice on my pond”. There are two options that we suggest, but first here’s why a hole in the ice is important. During the winter a hole in the ice […]

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Where Do My Frogs Go?

January 3, 2019 // By Scott Brown

As snow, ice, and cold winds are headed our way our autumn jackets change to heavy winter coats, but what do frogs do to stay alive during the winter months? A common theory we hear is that they burrow into the mud on the bottom of streams and ponds, but that’s not entirely true. Aquatic […]

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Can I Leave My Pond Running All Winter?

November 28, 2018 // By Scott Brown

With cold weather approaching there are a few maintenance changes that every pond owner should keep in mind. It may sound like there is a lot more work during the winter, but there really isn’t. There will simply be a different way to maintain your pond during the approaching colder months that, if done correctly, […]

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