Seagates Filters Inc

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Pond-Lake Areation Technology

Item # : 344

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 01 February, 2008.

Price: $0.00

Product description

A True Biological Approach to Aquatic Management.

APPLICATIONS:

# Fishing Ponds
# Farms ponds
# Retention Ponds
# Estate Ponds
# Duck Ponds
# Lake Coves
# Marinas
# Drinking Water Reservoirs
# Wastewater Lagoons
# Campground Ponds
# Livestock Ponds
# Golf Course Ponds
# Amusement Park Ponds

Our system, including both subsurface aeration and beneficial microbe application, has been proven to be the most effective solution to water quality issues.

Chemical application acts only as a short-term remedy that has no real value as a solution for constant water quality problems. In most cases involving entrophic (high in organics and nutrients) ponds, chemical application resulted in reduction of important vascular plant species, increasing blooms of nuisance algae and plank tonic (suspended) algae.
Use a true biological approach to aquatic management rather than harmful chemical herbicides or algaecides.

Using the following proven natural techniques, our full spectrum approach has been very successful in improving water quality and clarity, reducing excess nutrients, digesting accumulated organic sludge, reversing eutrophication and revitalizing fisheries.

• Solar or Grid Tie Aeration™
Solar or Grid Tie Aeration™ provides sufficient oxygen for fish, aquatic organisms and beneficial bacteria by breaking down stratified waters while increasing dissolved oxygen levels

• Beneficial Microbes
Beneficial microbial formulations like Aquatron™ and Waste and Sludge Reducer™ are a combination of specific microbes that occur in nature. Beneficial microbes, added in very high concentrations, result in improved water quality and clarity and reduction of excess nutrients and organic sludge in water bodies

• In-lake Biofiltration and Habitat Enhancement
AquaMats® provide surfaces that encourage the proliferation of healthy communities of microscopic aquatic plants and animals. They also mimic a natural reef to provide shelter, replicate ideal spawning areas and create a concentrated food resource for many fish species. The result is increased survival, improved reproduction, larger fish, and reduced stress.