Aeration Systems and the Benefits of Bottom UP Aeration vs Surface Aeration, Fountain Aeration or Bubblers Aeration is the process of adding oxygen to water. This is a key component in the success of keeping ponds healthy and clean. Oxygen supply levels are also core to rapidly and effectively rehabilitating and restoring bodies of water back to their natural eco-state. A healthy body of water…
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read moreAeration is the process of adding oxygen to water. It is key to having a healthy pond. Especially if you have fish.
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THE SCIENCE BEHIND NATURE'S POND CONDITIONER Nature’s Pond Conditioner was created to reduce the effort, complexity, and annual expense of caring for bodies of water. As a company, we are forever committed to providing products that are safe for all and environmentally friendly. But what makes our Nature’s Pond Conditioner work and what makes it different from chemical-based approaches?