Tilapia Time for North Texas Ponds
Less algae and bigger bass, naturally. Tilapia are a member of the Cichlid family and are native to tropical regions of the world. Due to
Less algae and bigger bass, naturally. Tilapia are a member of the Cichlid family and are native to tropical regions of the world. Due to
As the days get longer and temperatures start to rise, we will soon be entering algae season here in Texas. Numerous algae species are commonly
Fish kills in urban ponds are more common than you might think. We field numerous calls every year regarding dead fish. The number of calls
Caution: Pond treatments during hot weather can kill your fish! Due to the extreme heat here in north central Texas, there are times when caution
We routinely receive calls concerning turtles in and around ponds – are turtles harmful? Turtle sightings are most common during the spring as they emerge
Though species diversity in nature is typically a good thing, there are several undesirable fish species that fisheries biologists don’t like to see in small
As Old Man Winter approaches, many communities begin to worry about freezing temperatures and the damage they may cause to their aeration or fountains in
“I just want to see what is in there.” That is the most common answer we get when asking a new client why they want
How deep is your pond? Dropping anchor in a few places may give you a general idea, but with sediment buildup over the years, it
Controlling Nutrient Pollution with Phoslock Phoslock is a relatively new tool available to certified pond and lake managers here in north Texas. It is used
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