Why Should I Use Pond Dye and How Do I Apply It?
April 3, 2017
Pond dye is very effective at reducing annual pond management costs. These colorants act as a preventative measure and are an integral part of an
Pond dye is very effective at reducing annual pond management costs. These colorants act as a preventative measure and are an integral part of an
Fish Stocking Chart for Texas Waters This fish stocking chart is a quick visual reference for stocking guidelines in Texas waters. We are constantly asked
Nutrient loading from lawn fertilizer runoff is a major factor in promoting algae growth in urban ponds. It is ironic that the commercial products that
Dissolved oxygen (DO) is the lifeline of the aquatic ecosystem. Without oxygen, both fish and desirable aquatic vegetation can die. Oxygen is present in water
Bluegill are the preferred forage for supporting healthy bass populations in North Texas. They reproduce every few weeks during the spawning season (typically late spring
Water clarity is an essential component of pond management. The clarity of the water in your pond or lake influences both the degree of aquatic
Lyngbya is a problematic aquatic growth that is common to many ponds in North Texas. It is not an aquatic plant nor a “true” algae,
“Are those pond chemicals safe?” “Will that stuff hurt the fish?” “What if my dog goes in the water?” These are all common questions that lake
Weather conditions dictate “what, when, and how” algaecide or herbicides should be applied to a pond. To ensure proper efficacy, pond products shouldn’t be applied
This headline could also read “Why are there dead fish in my pond?” or “Are there mosquitoes breeding in my pond?” Shallow water, sunlight and
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