A pondless waterfall is a popular choice for Oklahoma homeowners because it looks great and is easier to care for than a traditional pond. Since there’s no open pond, it’s also safer for families with small children and pets. Even though pondless waterfalls are...
Using lava rock as a natural filter in Oklahoma pond ecosystems Using bioballs for filtration in oklahoma ponds For decades, lava rock was one of the most common filer media used in pond biofalls and waterfall filters. It was inexpensive, widely available, and seemed...
Get Your Water Feature Ready! As spring approaches in Oklahoma City, it’s time to wake your water garden from its winter dormancy. A proper pond clean-out ensures a healthy, beautiful aquatic environment, preparing your pond for a season of enjoyment. At Continental...
A pondless waterfall is a recirculating waterfall. It works by pumping water contained in an in-ground reservoir to the top of a rock formation. There are more benefits of pondless waterfalls than many people realize. Pondless waterfalls are easier to maintain and...
Yes, you’ve seen that nasty green gunk stuck to the rocks and gravel of your Oklahoma City Metro Pondless Waterfall. That’s probably string algae, an organism that commonly hangs out in moist areas, feeding off excess nutrients in the water. String algae is a...
BioBalls Bio Filter Media Spring Flo Bio Filter Media Lava Rock Bio Filter Media One question we get frequently from Oklahoma koi lovers is, “What’s better to use Lava Rock or Bioballs?” The short answer is, “it depends.” Just like...
