The Phosphate level in your pond should be around 0.05 ppm. Phosphate can exist in various forms in pond water. One such form may come from the soil in planters prior to the introduction of aquatic plants, as fertilizers designed … Read More
The ideal GH (general hardness) level for a pond is between 10 and 15, as the organic components in the pond and the filter require approximately 8 to function effectively. If your water supply has a GH level of 8 … Read More
The optimal KH levels should be around 125ppm, though fluctuations of about 20ppm within safe parameters either way. KH indicates the degree of carbonate hardness in your pond, reflecting the concentration of calcium carbonate in the water. Calcium carbonates are … Read More