Pond Management

Pond Management Pond Building to Saving the pond you once had with Beneficial
pond bacteria, pond aeration systems or a face lift with pond a fountain.
Already own a pond and looking to improve the water quality raise more abundant
healthy fish, limit fish kills, control algae and other problem aquatic weeds. You can
discover more by clicking Problem Pond at the top of the site or head to Pond
Management page for our Free “Consumer Aeration Report” with follow up email
articles.

Pond Building, for those who are looking to discover the practical and magical
benefits of ponds, begin at the Pond Building page and be sure to down load the
“Free Definitive Guide to Ponds”. Here you’ll discover what it takes to build a
pond, the two main types and a step by step process how a farm pond is built by
follow up email articles.

What Pond has been in your boots, from building not one but two successful
ponds, enjoying the magical benefits to watching them go to the wayside with
green colored water, strange smells, weeds and excessive algae growth. Which
happens to most all ponds, it could take a couple years or not show up for
many years depending on the pond design and water source, but it will
happen. Along with the do’s and don’ts in the pond building process and what
problems can happen over, time.
Your Pond Specialist is here to help breathe life and health back in your pond
to be enjoyed again as it once was and provide practical solutions to your
special situation. NO two ponds are alike, each one is different and every
pond owner has different goals for their Oasis. Although most process’s and
techniques are similar we strive to work one on one with you and your pond as
an individual. Not by a quick fix that comes back to haunt you. But a practical
proactive approach to fit your specific aquatic needs. Think of the End in
Mind and plan the maintenance up front so there’s no surprise down the road.

There are bacteria all around us, some good, and some bad even some that can be
deadly. Our focus is the good guys we use for healthy, clean water and eliminating
muck.
The good pond bacteria already exist in and around our ponds, but they’re not overly
abundant to do the job, or to keep up with the job of eliminating muck and reducing
nutrients.

For more information please visit us
http://www.whatpond.com