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A: Inflamed, red patched on its fins … faded color on its fin tips … frayed, decaying tissue around its mouth or fins … yep, it sounds like your fish pals are fighting fin rot. One of the most common and preventable diseases in pond and aquarium fish, fish rot typically starts around the edg... Not sure whether to use PondClear or MuckAway? For more information on how these two beneficial bacteria differ, read our Weekly Pond Talk! ... See MoreSee Less
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Why should I aerate my pond?
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A: We talk a lot about the importance of aeration – and for good reason. Aeration with the Airmax ® Aeration System , which involves diffusing oxygen into the water below the surface, benefits the quality of your pond or lake in myriad ways, including these top five reasons: Reduces Pond Muck: ... Did you know that catfish live in inland or coastal water on every continent, except Antarctica? Channel catfish, the most common type stocked for sport fishing, thrives in shallow waters like your pond or lake. ... See MoreSee Less
In an ideal environment, an adult koi can reach a whopping 3 feet long! Our Weekly Pond Talk explains the various factors that affect how fast and large they will grow. ... See MoreSee Less
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While our local storefront is closed for the 2020 season, we can be still be reached by phone or online to place an order and are still providing service treatments! Call us at (866)766-3435 or visit us at www.thepondguy.com. ... See MoreSee Less
To keep your aquatic plants growing vigorously and looking beautiful all season long we recommend using plant fertilizer tabs, like CrystalClear Thrive. These easy to use tablets are filled with essential nutrients that feed your potted aquatic plants. ... See MoreSee Less
Have you ever wondered why koi have barbels? Read our Weekly Pond Talk to find out what they are, what they do and why the popular pond fish has them! ... See MoreSee Less
Why do koi have barbels?
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A: Koi have been growing trendy whiskers way before the hipsters made it cool! Those whiskers—or barbels—are a defining characteristic of the fish. Here's what they are, what they do, and why the popular pond fish has them. Super-Sensing Organ Barbels are sensory organs not unlike whiskers in ma... Bald Eagles are opportunistic feeders that prey on a wide variety of food, but their most common source of food is fish! Have you spotted a Bald Eagle? Share your Bald Eagle sightings below! ... See MoreSee Less
Sure, your bass, trout and other game fish nibble on nature's all-natural bounty of algae, weeds, insects and worms. However, they also need supplemental nourishment, particularly if you're growing them for sport. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for more information on what to feed your game fish! ... See MoreSee Less
What should I feed my game fish?
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A: Sure, your bass, trout and other game fish nibble on nature's all-natural bounty of algae, weeds, insects and worms. However, they also need supplemental nourishment, particularly if you're growing them for sport. That's where fish food, like The Pond Guy® Game Fish Grower Fish Food , comes into... Happy National Go Fishing Day! Today is a great day to take time from your daily routine, cast a line, and catch a fish or two! ... See MoreSee Less
Filtration is a key component to every healthy water garden. Waterfall filters add biological filtration to your pond along with a beautiful display! ... See MoreSee Less
Green water is the result of an imbalance in your pond’s ecosystem. Excess nutrients – also known as decomposing plant material, fish waste and other debris – and sunlight all contribute to this problem. To eliminate green water, use a UV Clarifier, which are designed to destroy ultra-fine particles that cause the discoloration. ... See MoreSee Less
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Our local Service Department uses lightweight, specialized equipment to remove emergent weeds and give you back your shoreline. Schedule your pond side visit by contacting us at (586)336-7663! ... See MoreSee Less
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The pH level in my pond always reads high. What can I do to reduce it?
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A: Your pond's pH – or potential hydrogen – level is an important measurement to understand because it affects the health of those things swimming around in the water. If your pH level is too high or too low, it could affect your fishes' ability to reproduce, fight disease and metabolize food. I... This video was shared with us by one of our employees! Looks like we may have the "Fish Whisperer" on staff! ... See MoreSee Less
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My fish's fins are starting to look red. Do they have fin rot?
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A: Inflamed, red patched on its fins … faded color on its fin tips … frayed, decaying tissue around its mouth or fins … yep, it sounds like your fish pals are fighting fin rot. One of the most common and preventable diseases in pond and aquarium fish, fish rot typically starts around the edg...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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When the ice melts, moose are often seen in lakes, rivers, or wetlands, feeding on aquatic plants both at and below the surface. Aquatic plants are a good source of protein and sodium, which helps with antler growth! ... See MoreSee Less
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Aeration, which involves diffusing oxygen into the water below the surface, benefits the quality of your pond in numerous ways. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for the pond experts top five reasons to aerate your pond! ... See MoreSee Less
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Why should I aerate my pond?
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A: We talk a lot about the importance of aeration – and for good reason. Aeration with the Airmax ® Aeration System , which involves diffusing oxygen into the water below the surface, benefits the quality of your pond or lake in myriad ways, including these top five reasons: Reduces Pond Muck: ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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In an ideal environment, an adult koi can reach a whopping 3 feet long! Our Weekly Pond Talk explains the various factors that affect how fast and large they will grow. ... See MoreSee Less
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A: In an ideal environment—a supersize space with pristine water conditions at a stable 75 degrees Fahrenheit—an adult koi can reach a whopping 3 feet long. A yard! Nearly a full meter! Yep, that's a really big fish. Don't worry: Chances are slim that your finned pal will grow to that immense ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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While our local storefront is closed for the 2020 season, we can be still be reached by phone or online to place an order and are still providing service treatments! Call us at (866)766-3435 or visit us at www.thepondguy.com. ... See MoreSee Less
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Have you ever wondered why koi have barbels? Read our Weekly Pond Talk to find out what they are, what they do and why the popular pond fish has them! ... See MoreSee Less
Why do koi have barbels?
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A: Koi have been growing trendy whiskers way before the hipsters made it cool! Those whiskers—or barbels—are a defining characteristic of the fish. Here's what they are, what they do, and why the popular pond fish has them. Super-Sensing Organ Barbels are sensory organs not unlike whiskers in ma...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Sure, your bass, trout and other game fish nibble on nature's all-natural bounty of algae, weeds, insects and worms. However, they also need supplemental nourishment, particularly if you're growing them for sport. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for more information on what to feed your game fish! ... See MoreSee Less
What should I feed my game fish?
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A: Sure, your bass, trout and other game fish nibble on nature's all-natural bounty of algae, weeds, insects and worms. However, they also need supplemental nourishment, particularly if you're growing them for sport. That's where fish food, like The Pond Guy® Game Fish Grower Fish Food , comes into...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Filtration is a key component to every healthy water garden. Waterfall filters add biological filtration to your pond along with a beautiful display! ... See MoreSee Less
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Green water is the result of an imbalance in your pond’s ecosystem. Excess nutrients – also known as decomposing plant material, fish waste and other debris – and sunlight all contribute to this problem. To eliminate green water, use a UV Clarifier, which are designed to destroy ultra-fine particles that cause the discoloration. ... See MoreSee Less
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Read our Weekly Pond Talk to learn more about understanding your ponds pH level and how to change it. ... See MoreSee Less
The pH level in my pond always reads high. What can I do to reduce it?
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A: Your pond's pH – or potential hydrogen – level is an important measurement to understand because it affects the health of those things swimming around in the water. If your pH level is too high or too low, it could affect your fishes' ability to reproduce, fight disease and metabolize food. I...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Some hard work and pond tools can make any pond beautiful! ... See MoreSee Less
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Raccoons will eat just about anything, including your fish! Read our Weekly Pond Talk for tips on keeping those bandit-masked critters away from your pond. ... See MoreSee Less
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