Pond Blog

Algaecides In Hot Weather - A Safety Reminder

he problem is that as the water temperature rises, it's ability to retain dissolved oxygen begins to go down...as does its maximum saturation point of DO.   When an algaecide is applied in order to kill algae (the same could be said for herbicides on aquatic weeds) the plants will pull oxygen from the water as they die off. And this...

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Ultrasonic Algae Control - Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the more common questions we get about ultrasonic algae control systems.  As always, if you still have questions that are not answered here, please reach out and we'll do our best to help.

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Three Non-Chemical Ways to Control Pond Algae: Aeration, Beneficial Bacteria & Ultrasound

Three Non-Chemical Ways to Control Pond Algae: Aeration, Beneficial Bacteria & Ultrasound

  Aeration, beneficial bacteria, and ultrasound can all help manage pond algae without chemical algaecides—but they work in very different ways. Learn what each method actually does, when it works best, and when combining them makes sense.

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5 Myths Of Pond Algae Control

Of all the videos we've ever done, this has been one of the most watched.  The audio isn't terrific but the information is invaluable.  Along with many things of late at PAS, we have plans to update this one as well...but for now, this oldie but goodie still has a lot of relevance.

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Natural Pond Algae Control - Great Results Are Possible!

I know that sounds a bit like hyperbole...but the truth is, if you know how to stack the deck against algae...you have the best chance to win the battle and end up with a clean and clear pond. 

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Rainy Days And Your Pond

Ask anyone that's been through a drought and they'll tell you, rains are often welcome.   Unless they never seem to stop.   Lately I've been thinking about selling ark building plans. We've set some records this spring with flooding, rainfall levels, and people have just simply had enough.    And I know honestly that for many people, ponds are the least...

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