Thread algae
Mucous and filamentous algae Thread and slime algae have low temperature and water quality requirements. They can grow under conditions where micro life and aquatic plants cannot yet develop optimally. In addition, they absorb nutrients and trap sunlight so aquatic plants have less of a chance. As their name implies, filamentous algae are thread-like. Long […]
Beard Algae
Beard Algae Beard algae is also called black tip algae or red algae. It is actually a fluffy tuft of algae together, shaped like a beard, hence the name. In some cases, this alga results in longer strands. In many cases, the alga results from too little or unstable CO2 levels. A constant CO2 supply […]
Float Algae
Float algae or green pond Green pond water is created by floating algae and is therefore especially common in young ponds with nutrient-rich water. They develop at lightning speed. Besides turning the pond water into a green mush, it is also annoying that the growth of your oxygen plants stagnates. These minuscule algae float loose […]
Algae removal
Remove algae and restore balance to your pond Algae in your pond can be an eyesore, but with the right approach, you can enjoy crystal clear water and a healthy pond environment. Find out how to effectively control algae and prevent future problems with our helpful tips and products. Understand the causes of algae growth […]
Blue-green algae
Blue-green algae Blue-green algae are not actually algae, but cyanobacteria, which are among the oldest organisms on earth. They do resemble algae and can be recognized by their usually dark blue-green color. They form kind of “sheets” or “oval balls” about the size of a marble and smell bad and they feed on ammonium. So […]
Brown Algae
Brown Algae Brown algae that grow in ponds often form a firmly attached brown layer on the pond walls. Brown algae require very little nutrients and attach to pond walls with calcium. They also require little light and can live in deep water. Removing brown algae If you want to make and keep your pond […]
