Kansas ponds are especially prone to summer oxygen crashes -- hot, still water stratifies, oxygen drops at the bottom, and the result is often a sudden fish kill or a heavy algae bloom. Properly sized aeration keeps the water mixed and oxygenated through the hottest months, which is the most reliable way to prevent both problems before they happen rather than reacting after a fish kill occurs.

  • Prevents the oxygen stratification behind most summer fish kills
  • Reduces algae bloom severity and frequency
  • Proactive, not just a reaction to an existing problem