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How to Get Rid of Pond Algae Without Killing Fish
If your pond looks more green than clear, you are not alone. Algae can take over quickly, turning a calm pond into a murky mess. But if you love your... -
How to Lower pH in Pond
Maintaining the right pH level in your pond is one of the most important parts of keeping fish, plants, and bacteria healthy. When the pH rises too high, it can... -
Can You Over Aerate a Pond?
Aeration is one of the most important parts of keeping a pond healthy. It brings oxygen into the water, supports fish, and keeps harmful gases from building up. Most of... -
Why Do Koi Have Barbels?
If you have ever leaned over the edge of a koi pond and taken a close look, you may have noticed something unique. Alongside their vibrant colors and graceful swimming,... -
Freshwater Frogs of North America
Freshwater frogs are among the most fascinating and ecologically important animals in the ponds, streams, wetlands and marshes across North America. Their life cycles link water and land, their calls... -
The Ripple Effect: How Climate Change Will Impact Small Ponds
Small ponds are more than charming backyard features. They serve as mini-ecosystems, habitat for wildlife, carbon sinks, and water regulators for the surrounding land. But climate change is reshaping their... -
Bullfrog Tadpole Stages
Key Takeaway Bullfrog tadpoles go through fascinating stages from egg to frog. Their journey includes egg development, hatchling phase, active tadpole growth, leg formation, and finally full transformation into adult... -
American Pondweed Control: How to Manage Growth Without Harming Your Pond
Key Takeaway American pondweed can be beneficial in moderation, but uncontrolled growth can upset your pond’s balance. Managing it requires the right mix of prevention, physical removal, and safe treatments... -
Do Ducks Eat Duckweed in Ponds
Key Takeaway Ducks eat duckweed, and while it can provide them with nutrition, the rapid growth of duckweed in ponds can create challenges. Understanding its benefits, downsides, and management is... -
What is a Bog Filter?
Key Takeaway A bog filter is a natural water filtration system that uses gravel, plants, and beneficial bacteria to clean pond water while supporting a balanced ecosystem. If you... -
How Long Can a Fish Live Without Food
Key Takeaway So, how long can a fish live without food? In most cases, healthy adult fish can survive anywhere from 3 days up to 2 weeks without food, depending... -
Pond Weed Identification Guide
Pond weeds are a natural part of aquatic life. Some are helpful, supporting fish and water quality, while others can spread quickly and create problems. Whether you’re managing a small...
