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Cloudy Pond Water? Here’s What It Means in Arizona (And How to Fix It Fast)

Cloudy pond water is usually not an emergency, but it is your pond’s way of telling you that something is out of balance. In Arizona, cloudy water is most commonly caused by bacteria blooms, suspended clay or dust, poor mechanical filtration, fish activity, recent construction, or a problem within in your pond’s biological filtration system…

Arizona Pond Maintenance Checklist: What to Do Monthly

If you’ve ever looked out at your pond and thought, “That used to be clear…”—you’re not alone. In Arizona’s heat, ponds don’t slowly decline… they flip fast. Clear water turns green, pumps clog, and suddenly Arizona homeowners have a mosquito farm instead of a backyard oasis.

Why Is There Foam in My Phoenix Pond?

Phoenix homeowners often call us in a panic when their pond suddenly has a bunch of funny-smelling foam on the surface. Not to worry, this is a natural thing, and it’s temporary…

PHOENIX POND FISH HEALTH

Watching fish glide gracefully and happily through the pond is a sight for sore eyes for Phoenix homeowners after a long day/week at work. But do you have a pond that promotes the health of your fish?