by aflponds | Jan 13, 2025 | FAQs, Articles & Information
Oxygen makes up 1/3 of the atoms in a water molucule (H20) and is directly related to the life and activity a pond can sustain. Oxygen diffuses in and out at the ponds surface where water and air meet. Therefore more oxygen is available the closer to the surface you...
by aflponds | Dec 19, 2024 | FAQs, Articles & Information
Has winter brought you pond problems? Read this guide to find a solution. A well designed pond can bring you pleasure all year around, including the winter freeze. Each season can present pond owners with issues that need a solution. Read on to learn about potential...
by aflponds | Dec 8, 2024 | FAQs, Articles & Information
Automatic dosing systems are simply a system that automates the application of water treatments, additives and conditioners. Types of automatic doser: These include the original automatic doser and the newer SL and XT models. The main differences are: the updated...
by aflponds | Nov 25, 2024 | FAQs, Articles & Information
Find the leak in your pond: If we can find the hole then we can begin our pond liner repair. Let the pond water level drop to its lowest point. This is the level of our hole or lowest hole if there are more than one. Pump another 50mm (2″) of water out of the...
by aflponds | Sep 14, 2024 | FAQs, Articles & Information
The intention of this post is to share my knowledge gained over three decades of working in, on and around ponds, waterfalls and water features. In which time I have used or dealt with most types of flexible pond lining and have ultimately seen which ones hold up and...
by aflponds | Sep 13, 2024 | FAQs, Articles & Information
Pond Filtration – the Skimmer or Skimmer box explained: What does a Skimmer look like? A skimmer is essentially a plastic container with pipe holes and a face plate which serves several purposes. Its main components are a pump chamber, plastic matting,...
