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Pond Care: Beneficial bacteria: PondCare Microbial Algae Clean

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Pond Care Beneficial bacteria PondCare® Microbial Algae Clean PondCare® Microbial Algae Clean An Alternative Approach to Algae Control MICROBIAL ALGAE CLEAN is the first beneficial bacterial algaecide registered with the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). This product contains patented bacteria to control green water algae in ponds with live fish and plants. The bacteria help establish and maintain a clean pond, Continue Reading
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Pond Care: Beneficial Bacteria: Strata Organic Digester

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Pond Care: Beneficial Bacteria: Strata Organic Digester The “blue stuff”  is the fastest working natural treatment!  It will quickly reduce ammonia and bind-up any phosphate.  Two problems every pond can have!!  In addition, it breaks down ammonia to nitrites and then nitrates.  So, it slowly eliminates ammonia, nitrites and nitrates.  Nitrites are very dangerous for fish and nitrates are used Continue Reading
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Pacific Ponds & Design

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Pacific Ponds & Design Pacific Ponds & Design is a company Sunland Water Gardens is proud to recommend to any of our valued customers, friends or family.  Because of the owner Hal Rodman’s extensive training and abilities coupled with his experience in so many fields of construction makes him a very  trusted source for all of your Custom Pond and design Continue Reading
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Algae Eaters: Apple Snail

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closeup shot of Apple snail for pond
Algae Eaters: Apple Snail Apple snails are great algae eaters but be aware that they will start to eat your aquatic plants if they run out of algae to eat. It is recommended to limit the number of snails you choose to have call your pond their home. As the name implies this snail can get very large. The size Continue Reading
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Pond fish: algae eaters: Dojo Loach

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Dojo Loach Algae eater in the water
Pond Fish:Algae Eaters: Dojo Loach Like many other loaches, dojo loaches are slender and eel-like. They can vary in color from yellow to olive green, to a common light brown or grey with lighter undersides. The mouth of the loach is surrounded by three sets of barbels. It uses them to sift through silt or pebbles to find food. It also Continue Reading
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Bog Plants: Floating pond plant: Azolla

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Azolla are a small type of water fern that floats on the surface of water with their roots hanging in the water. Despite their diminutive size, their hardiness means they can readily inhabit and thrive in freshwater and great speeds. This “super-plant” is an important part of any water garden’s ecosystem.
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Bog Plants: Spike Rush

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The Spiked Rush grows best in consistently wet soil or in shallow water. Spiked Rush is a smaller type plant that grows an average of one foot high, but also have a wide spread, causing them to cover a large size area if not properly controlled. Call (818) 353-5131 for availability!
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Bog Plants: Horsetail Rush

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Horsetail Rush, also called Scouring Rush, is a hollow and non-flowering cane-like plant that have survived for literally millions of years, representing one of the oldest types of bog plants available. Horsetail Rush can attain a height of up to three feet and will keep their green color year-round. They grow well in shaded areas [...]
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Pond Liners: 50×100 Firestone 45 mil EPDM pond liner

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Pond Liners Firestone 45 mil EPDM pond liner 50×100 Firestone 45 mil EPDM pond liner is the industry standard for 45 mil EPDM, and for good reason. Firestone 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner is specially formulated for water gardens and Custom Koi ponds. It contains no algaecides & fire retardants found in roofing EPDM. 45 mil Thick 20 Year Warranty Continue Reading
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