How to get rid of algae in your pond?
1. Remove manually all algae, leaves and other debris left over from the season before. This is crucial because an excess of decaying debris will add to the nutrient levels and the algae in the pond.If after you have removed all debris you still find you are having problems with algae you can use products like morePond or Lawn? If I can’t use any water what do I do with my yard?
Pond or Lawn?
If I can’t use any water what do I do with my yard?
Seems like it is the big question these days in some Southern California communities. In recent years California has been in a drought! So making everything more understandable, let’s imagine that your home is allocated 1000 gallonsWhat to do to get your pond ready for spring?
What to do to get your pond ready for spring?
1. Clean out your pond, whether that means a full clean-out or rinsing things off. If you are in an area that has a lot of wind and rain you can expect that everything has landed in your pond. This can also include runoff from your roof. If you can net everything out then you mayPond Lighting With Jeff Kite
How to keep the raccoons away
How to keep the raccoons away
Although there is no such thing as Raccoon season seems like late spring to early summer is the prime time for us to hear.. “A raccoon ate all my fish what can I do?” Although there are a few things you can do after your pond is already built, the time to really think about it is in the planning stage of your pond. To start we have to think about the physical attributes of the critter.Tilapia For Aquaponics Systems Los Angeles, CA – Jeff Kite
Tilapia For Aquaponic Systems Los Angeles, CA with your favorite pond guy Jeff Kite.
Tilapia for Aquapoics Gardens are truly the best source of food for your Aquaponics Garden. Tilapia is the common name for nearly a hundred species of cichlid fish from the tilapiine cichlid tribe. Tilapia are mainly freshwater fish inhabiting shallow streams, ponds, rivers and lakes and less commonly found living in brackish water. LearnPond fish: Algae Eaters: Hi Fin Banded Shark Los Angeles
Pond fish: Algae Eaters: Hi Fin Banded Shark
No pond is complete without a Hi Fin Banded Shark. We’ve recently started importing these fascinating, peaceful fish from China. As a juvenile, the Hi Fin Banded Shark has striking contrasting colors and an inspiringly high dorsal fin. As an adult, these colors fade. In the wild, this fishWhat to do if your pond water is green
