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How to Get Rid of Muck in Pond
Overview Pond muck refers to the sludge and organic material that accumulates at the bottom of a pond over time. It’s often comprised of decomposing plant matter, fish waste, and other debris. Muck can create murky water and unpleasant odors, and when left untreated, it can lead to algae or plant growth. Tackling this issue…
How to Clear up Pond
Overview Murky pond water is more than an eyesore; it can disrupt the ecosystem and prevent the aquatic environment from thriving. It is important to know what made the pond murky. Like a doctor remedying an illness, when the cause is known, it can be treated and cleared up. Some causes of cloudy water include…
Hydrilla vs. Milfoil
Overview Hydrilla and watermilfoil are two prominent aquatic plants that share some similarities in appearance and habitat. Both are submerged plants that grow in ponds or lakes and form dense vegetation. These plants are often mistaken for one another, but they have distinct characteristics that set them apart. Understanding their differences is key to managing…
Duckweed and Algae
Overview Duckweed and algae are common aquatic organisms that, when uncontrolled, can create significant challenges for a pond or lake. While small quantities of these are generally safe, these plants’ ability to rapidly grow can quickly make a water feature unusable and potentially harmful for fish and other aquatic life. Duckweed is a plant and…