Tag Archives: Hamilton County pond treatment

What is Blue-Green Algae?

Occasionally toxic blue-green algae blooms make the news…but what exactly is blue-green algae and how does it differ from “regular” algae? Blue-green algae blooms are microscopic bacteria that occur naturally on the surface. When the environment is just right, blue-green algae will thrive. Blue-green algae blooms can create toxins that may be harmful to humans, […]

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Muck is Yuck!

Think of all the dead plant matter and fish waste that collect on the bottom of a pond/lake floor. After a bit of time and decomposition, this turns into muck, which is the buildup you may step into when you enter an untreated body of water. Not to mention, this smells as awful as it […]

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“Which Treatment Package is Right For Me?”

What is the difference between our treatment packages? All three are based off a biweekly schedule from April through October. . Bronze is geared more for newly dug ponds that are not as likely to have significant growth. Because of this, this package includes only basic algae treatments, colorant, and biologicals. If you have a […]

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What is a “Red Sheet”?

Not everything can be sprayed from shore! On occasion it can be necessary to get up close for a more effective treatment. If your technician is servicing their normal route, they may need an extra hand when special equipment (like a boat, waders, etc.) is needed to effectively treat your problem pond areas. Your technician […]

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