Having trouble keeping your water troughs clean? Try Stock Tank Defense! Stock Tank Defense contains all natural beneficial bacteria specially formulated for stock tanks. It is an all-natural product that helps keep stock tanks clean, clear and healthy. For best results, we recommend applying once every 1-2 weeks when water temperatures are above 50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
Just like humans, a fish's immune system can also weaken from stress. Environmental factors such as poor water quality and poor nutrition can make fish susceptible to common diseases. To reduce fish stress, improve gill function, and protect your fish against common fish diseases, we recommend using The Pond Guy Pond Salt! ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know polar bears are the only bear species to be considered a marine mammal? In fact, the Latin name for Polar Bear, Ursus maritimus, means maritime bear. This is because they depend on the ocean for their food and habitat. ... See MoreSee Less
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Pond Dye can provide some important benefits to your pond. It helps to shade the water from the sun’s rays, and create a dramatic, aesthetic appeal in your landscape. Are you considering adding pond dye to your pond this season? Read our Weekly Pond Talk for some tips from the experts! ... See MoreSee Less
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There’s nothing like spring cleaning – especially when it gives you a chance to remove some of the debris that’s been building up on your waterfall, rocks and gravel all year-long. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for our two-step solution to scrub everything clean! ... See MoreSee Less
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Artificial fish habitats increase the survival rates of fry and smaller bait fish, while providing plenty of space between limbs for game fish to capitalize on their opportunistic nature and ambush prey! Call our experts at (866) 766-3435 to find the best placement for your fish habitats! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pond Guy Spring & Fall Fish Food contains an easy-to-digest formula for cooler temperatures. Wheatgerm fish food is key for transitioning koi and goldfish into and out of cold weather! It is best to feed your fish Spring & Fall food when water temperatures are between 40°-50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
As warm weather approaches and the ice on your pond begins to melt, your fish will start to come out of their winter torpor. To keep the pond clean and healthy for your finned friends, use Seasonal Defense once the water temperatures are between 40°-50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
Algaecides, like Algae Defense, work best when the water temperatures are consistently above 60ۜ°F. So what can you do for winter algae growth? We recommend mechanical removal and pond dye! An effective year-round treatment, Pond Dye shades and beautifies the water regardless of the temperature or time of year. ... See MoreSee Less
UV clarifiers are effective at eliminating discolored water and are a great option for water gardens in full sun to combat excessive sunlight. Keep in mind, in order for the UV clarifier to work effectively the UV bulb should be replaced yearly – even if it still lights up – since they become less effective over time. ... See MoreSee Less
Underwater lighting is best installed when your pond is empty, like while it's being constructed or – in most cases – while you're doing your annual spring cleanout. If you're putting in lights this spring, read our Weekly Pond Talk for four key tips to follow! ... See MoreSee Less
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When is the best time to install underwater pond lighting?
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A: Whether it's illuminating a patio, a landscape or a water garden, outdoor lighting can have a dramatic impact on the area's space. It creates a special mood and spotlights stunning features while adding ambient light to the environment. Underwater lighting is best installed when your pond is em... Bass – both largemouth and smallmouth – make excellent predator fish. Read our Weekly Pond Talk to learn which is better suited for your pond or lake! ... See MoreSee Less
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With a few warmer days coming, you may be tempted to feed your fish, we recommend waiting until water temps are consistently between 40°-50°F before feeding! During the winter months, your fish go into a dormant state and are unable to digest food. Waiting until the water temperature is consistently warm will ensure the digestive systems of your fish friends are up and running properly. ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know we offer FREE standard shipping on orders over $99*?! Shoutout to FedEx for helping us get pond supplies to our customers nationwide!
*Free shipping does not apply to live plants, snails, tadpoles, oversized or heavy items. ... See MoreSee Less
Gradually starting up your aeration system for the season will avoid any quick turnover in your pond. In addition to gradual start-up, we recommend following the steps outlined in our Weekly Pond Talk to prepare your system for the season! ... See MoreSee Less
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Lily pads provide much-needed shade and protection to your pond’s underwater inhabitants, but if the plants lack those beautiful flowers, that could be a sign that something’s amiss. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for some possible causes of your lilies’ missing flowers! ... See MoreSee Less
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My water lilies have lots of leaves but no flowers. What's wrong?
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A: Those lily pads may provide much-needed shade and protection to your pond's underwater inhabitants, but if the plants lack those beautiful pink, peach, yellow and white flowers, that could be a sign that something's amiss. Here, we've outlined some possible causes of your lilies' missing flowers:... Just like you, fish can suffer from a sunburn. Since they don’t make sunscreen for fish, we recommend using plants with their vegetation at the pond’s surface, such as lilies, to give your fish the relief they need on a sunny day! Visit our website www.thepondguy.com to find the best variety of aquatic plants for your application! ... See MoreSee Less
In order to keep your fountain running efficiently each season, we recommend cleaning the unit annually. Our pond experts have found the best time to perform annual maintenance and cleaning is in the winter when your fountain is removed from the pond! ... See MoreSee Less
Ponds that receive large amounts of nutrient run-off from lawn fertilizers or storm drains may have cloudy water. To resolve this, you will need a product that binds organics and phosphates. Airmax EcoBoost contains seaweed-derived calcium and magnesium oxide, which causes flocculation and helps ponds stay clean and clear! ... See MoreSee Less
Running your aeration system during the winter is not only beneficial for the pond, but it will also help keep an opening in the ice for your feathered friends! ... See MoreSee Less
Fun Fact Friday! If you live near a lake or river, you may have seen pancake ice. Pancake ice forms in areas with at least some wave action and air temperatures just below freezing. It begins as a thin layer of ice (known as grease ice) or slush on the water’s surface, which accumulates into disks. The “lily pad”, or raised-edge appearance of pancake ice, formations forms when each disk bumps against another. Have you seen any pancake ice where you live? Drop your photos below! ... See MoreSee Less
Ice can be fun but it can also be dangerous! It’s important to test the ice to ensure it is safe for winter activities. An ideal ice formation should be 6-8” minimum. ... See MoreSee Less
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Having trouble keeping your water troughs clean? Try Stock Tank Defense! Stock Tank Defense contains all natural beneficial bacteria specially formulated for stock tanks. It is an all-natural product that helps keep stock tanks clean, clear and healthy. For best results, we recommend applying once every 1-2 weeks when water temperatures are above 50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just like humans, a fish's immune system can also weaken from stress. Environmental factors such as poor water quality and poor nutrition can make fish susceptible to common diseases. To reduce fish stress, improve gill function, and protect your fish against common fish diseases, we recommend using The Pond Guy Pond Salt! ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know polar bears are the only bear species to be considered a marine mammal? In fact, the Latin name for Polar Bear, Ursus maritimus, means maritime bear. This is because they depend on the ocean for their food and habitat. ... See MoreSee Less
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Pond season will be here before you know it! Sharpen your pond knowledge by visiting our Learning Center at www.thepondguy.com! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pond Dye can provide some important benefits to your pond. It helps to shade the water from the sun’s rays, and create a dramatic, aesthetic appeal in your landscape. Are you considering adding pond dye to your pond this season? Read our Weekly Pond Talk for some tips from the experts! ... See MoreSee Less
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A friend suggested I use pond dye. I'm nervous because we swim in the pond. Is it safe, and which one do I use?
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A: You have a wise friend! Pond Dye can provide some important benefits to your pond. It helps to shade the water from the sun's rays, and create a dramatic, aesthetic appeal in your landscape. Safe and Non-Staining If you're concerned about the dye coloring your skin when you swim, don't worry: Aft...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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There’s nothing like spring cleaning – especially when it gives you a chance to remove some of the debris that’s been building up on your waterfall, rocks and gravel all year-long. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for our two-step solution to scrub everything clean! ... See MoreSee Less
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What's the best way to get debris off the rocks when I clean out my pond this spring?
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A: There's nothing like spring cleaning – especially when it gives you a chance to remove some of that icky, slimy scum and debris that's been growing on your waterfall, rocks and gravel all year-long. With the water drained from your pond (after your fish are safe in a temporary tub), you have ea...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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1 week ago
Artificial fish habitats increase the survival rates of fry and smaller bait fish, while providing plenty of space between limbs for game fish to capitalize on their opportunistic nature and ambush prey! Call our experts at (866) 766-3435 to find the best placement for your fish habitats! ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you prefer to work in the evening, or does a later shift work best for you in your life? Are you currently working and looking for another job to supplement your income?
Our Warehouse employees are instrumental as we deliver quality service to our customers. Expect thorough training in our shipping process which requires a focus on accuracy and detail.
Requirements: Shipping and assembly experience are a plus. Beginner to Intermediate-level computer experience. Organized and detail oriented. Position involves continual lifting, lowering and carrying packages that typically weigh 25-35 lbs. and managing packages up to 150 lbs. as well as standing/stooping for long periods of time.
Compensation: $16/hr plus benefits.
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The Pond Guy Spring & Fall Fish Food contains an easy-to-digest formula for cooler temperatures. Wheatgerm fish food is key for transitioning koi and goldfish into and out of cold weather! It is best to feed your fish Spring & Fall food when water temperatures are between 40°-50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago
As warm weather approaches and the ice on your pond begins to melt, your fish will start to come out of their winter torpor. To keep the pond clean and healthy for your finned friends, use Seasonal Defense once the water temperatures are between 40°-50°F. ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
Algaecides, like Algae Defense, work best when the water temperatures are consistently above 60ۜ°F. So what can you do for winter algae growth? We recommend mechanical removal and pond dye! An effective year-round treatment, Pond Dye shades and beautifies the water regardless of the temperature or time of year. ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
UV clarifiers are effective at eliminating discolored water and are a great option for water gardens in full sun to combat excessive sunlight. Keep in mind, in order for the UV clarifier to work effectively the UV bulb should be replaced yearly – even if it still lights up – since they become less effective over time. ... See MoreSee Less
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Underwater lighting is best installed when your pond is empty, like while it's being constructed or – in most cases – while you're doing your annual spring cleanout. If you're putting in lights this spring, read our Weekly Pond Talk for four key tips to follow! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
When is the best time to install underwater pond lighting?
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A: Whether it's illuminating a patio, a landscape or a water garden, outdoor lighting can have a dramatic impact on the area's space. It creates a special mood and spotlights stunning features while adding ambient light to the environment. Underwater lighting is best installed when your pond is em...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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Bass – both largemouth and smallmouth – make excellent predator fish. Read our Weekly Pond Talk to learn which is better suited for your pond or lake! ... See MoreSee Less
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I know bass are good predator fish to put in a pond, but does it matter if they are largemouth or smallmouth bass?
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A: Bass – both largemouth and smallmouth – make excellent predator fish. These strong, scrappy guys keep your bluegill population in check. They chase frogs, eat crustaceans and snails, and even catch unsuspecting birds and rodents like small muskrats. They're a definite asset in your pond or la...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
2 weeks ago
With a few warmer days coming, you may be tempted to feed your fish, we recommend waiting until water temps are consistently between 40°-50°F before feeding! During the winter months, your fish go into a dormant state and are unable to digest food. Waiting until the water temperature is consistently warm will ensure the digestive systems of your fish friends are up and running properly. ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
Did you know we offer FREE standard shipping on orders over $99*?! Shoutout to FedEx for helping us get pond supplies to our customers nationwide!
*Free shipping does not apply to live plants, snails, tadpoles, oversized or heavy items. ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago
Gradually starting up your aeration system for the season will avoid any quick turnover in your pond. In addition to gradual start-up, we recommend following the steps outlined in our Weekly Pond Talk to prepare your system for the season! ... See MoreSee Less
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When I start my aeration system up do I need to turn it on for only a few hours a day like when it was installed?
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A: Yes, gradually starting up your system for the season will avoid any quick turnover in your pond. Ideally, your aeration system should run all year long. By running it all year long, this will prevent possible winter fish kills. But if you shut your aeration system down in the winter for recreati...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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3 weeks ago
Lily pads provide much-needed shade and protection to your pond’s underwater inhabitants, but if the plants lack those beautiful flowers, that could be a sign that something’s amiss. Read our Weekly Pond Talk for some possible causes of your lilies’ missing flowers! ... See MoreSee Less
Learn More
My water lilies have lots of leaves but no flowers. What's wrong?
www.thepondguy.com
A: Those lily pads may provide much-needed shade and protection to your pond's underwater inhabitants, but if the plants lack those beautiful pink, peach, yellow and white flowers, that could be a sign that something's amiss. Here, we've outlined some possible causes of your lilies' missing flowers:...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
The Pond Guy
3 weeks ago
Just like you, fish can suffer from a sunburn. Since they don’t make sunscreen for fish, we recommend using plants with their vegetation at the pond’s surface, such as lilies, to give your fish the relief they need on a sunny day! Visit our website www.thepondguy.com to find the best variety of aquatic plants for your application! ... See MoreSee Less
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In order to keep your fountain running efficiently each season, we recommend cleaning the unit annually. Our pond experts have found the best time to perform annual maintenance and cleaning is in the winter when your fountain is removed from the pond! ... See MoreSee Less
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Ponds that receive large amounts of nutrient run-off from lawn fertilizers or storm drains may have cloudy water. To resolve this, you will need a product that binds organics and phosphates. Airmax EcoBoost contains seaweed-derived calcium and magnesium oxide, which causes flocculation and helps ponds stay clean and clear! ... See MoreSee Less
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Running your aeration system during the winter is not only beneficial for the pond, but it will also help keep an opening in the ice for your feathered friends! ... See MoreSee Less
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Fun Fact Friday! If you live near a lake or river, you may have seen pancake ice. Pancake ice forms in areas with at least some wave action and air temperatures just below freezing. It begins as a thin layer of ice (known as grease ice) or slush on the water’s surface, which accumulates into disks. The “lily pad”, or raised-edge appearance of pancake ice, formations forms when each disk bumps against another. Have you seen any pancake ice where you live? Drop your photos below! ... See MoreSee Less
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Ice can be fun but it can also be dangerous! It’s important to test the ice to ensure it is safe for winter activities. An ideal ice formation should be 6-8” minimum. ... See MoreSee Less
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