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Fathead minnows are a key species in Texas ponds, providing essential forage for larger gamefish and supporting healthy aquatic ecosystems. Understanding their reproduction is critical for pond owners and managers who want thriving fish populations. ...

Even in Texas, winter can be a challenging season for ponds. While ice is rare, sudden cold snaps, fluctuating temperatures, and reduced sunlight can stress fish and limit oxygen levels. Without proper pond management, this can lead to a winter fish ...

For Houston HOAs, municipalities, and property managers, lakes and stormwater ponds are more than aesthetic features. They are essential infrastructure. Designed to manage runoff, reduce flooding, and filter pollutants, these waterbodies protect prop...

Microcystis is a genus of cyanobacteria that often forms thick, paint-like scums and mats in lakes and ponds, particularly in nutrient-rich water. Certain strains produce microcystin toxins that are harmful to humans, pets, and wildlife. Professional...

In Houston and across Texas, stormwater ponds play an essential role in community infrastructure. Designed to manage heavy rainfall, prevent flooding, and improve water quality, they protect both homes and the environment. But when neglected, these s...

As temperatures drop and daylight shortens, fall has become a crucial season for maintaining lakes and ponds across southern Texas. The work you do now directly impacts spring water quality, fish health, and overall ecosystem balance. For HOAs, golf ...

As fall weather moves in and temperatures begin to cool across southern Texas, ponds and lakes start to transition into their slower season. While many property owners shift their focus away from water management during fall, this is actually one of ...

Caring for a pond can be rewarding, offering beauty, recreation, and a connection to nature. Whether you maintain a private pond or oversee a larger community waterbody, choosing between do-it-yourself (DIY) pond care and professional management is a...