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The Non-Enthusiast Pond Owner

The Non-Enthusiast Pond Owner

Not a pond enthusiast? No problem. There are many benefits to owning a pond that might change your mind.

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120V or 240V, Which is Better?

120V or 240V, Which is Better?

Are our 120V or 240V units cheaper to run? Which are more efficient? We're often asked these questions, and the answers may surprise you.

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3 Types of Aquatic Plants to Watch for This Spring

3 Types of Aquatic Plants to Watch for This Spring

Aquatic plants will continue to grow in your pond as the temperatures rise. Read about the most common types and how to manage them.

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Early Season Algae Control

Early Season Algae Control

The warmer months are prime time for an algae bloom, so it's important to find the right water quality solution that best fits your application's needs.

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Find Your Pond Care System this Spring

Find Your Pond Care System this Spring

As temperatures rise, it's time to starting thinking about how to care for your pond. Read about the water quality solutions we offer.

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Inhibit Mosquito Growth with Kasco Aeration

Inhibit Mosquito Growth with Kasco Aeration

Kasco products can help eliminate mosquito breeding areas in ponds and lakes by circulating and agitating the surface water.

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What Circulation Can Do for You

What Circulation Can Do for You

Directional flow of water can help with countless water issues including gathering of trash, aeration, preventing stagnant water and more. Circulation can be used in countless applications.

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What Aeration Can D.O. for You

What Aeration Can D.O. for You

Considering the costs of constructing a pond, it makes good economic sense to prolong the life of your pond. One of the simplest and most economical ways of doing this is to use aeration.

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Preventing Pond Stratification

Preventing Pond Stratification

The effects of spring and especially fall turnover can be devastating to your pond. Turnover problems may not happen every year, but if turnover does occur, it could ruin a large investment in your pond.

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