An Intake bay is a very useful component to pond filtration. It’s essentially an area of the pond where the pump or pumps are positioned. The intake bay is designed and built in a way that water is...
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Building a Simple Bog Filter for a Stock Tank Pond: A Step-by-Step Guide
Are you looking for an affordable and effective way to maintain clean and healthy water in your stock tank pond? Look no further than a bog filter! In this guide, I'll take you through the...
Harnessing Hydrogen Peroxide: A Pond Enthusiast’s Guide to Algae-Free Bliss
For pond enthusiasts facing the persistent challenge of algae overgrowth, a surprising solution may be lurking in your household cabinet – hydrogen peroxide. Here, I'll explore the use of...
Hey there, I'm Kev, and I've got a simple philosophy when it comes to owning a pond: it should be easy, low-maintenance, and budget-friendly. In this blog post, I'm going to share with you the...
Pond Filtration Systems: Upflow vs. Downflow – Which is Best for Your Pond?
I recently had an interesting question come my way: "why do I recommend moving the water in a bog filter from the bottom to the top rather than the other way around?" It's a valid question...
The Impact of Water Temperature on Pond Ecosystems and Inhabitants
In this blog post, I will delve into the significance of water temperature in a pond ecosystem and its effects on the pond's inhabitants. If you don't want to read the blog post you can watch the...