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Fish in your ponds will continuously release ammonia into the water from the excretion of their gills, through their urine or from their solid wastes. Sometimes, excess uneaten food and other decaying algae, plants, etc can also release ammonia that causes the rise of ammonia level in your pond. Even in ammonia can have some beneficial effects in our ponds, in excessive amount, it can be classified as the topmost water pollutant in ponds, and it can be very dangerous to your fish.

If we will not do anything about the excessive ammonia in your pond, ammonia can readily damage the sensitive and delicate gill membranes of the fish in your pond, and it also prevents the fish from having normal respiration. High level of ammonia in your pond can result to fish death. Sometimes, even with just some trace amount of ammonia can cause stress to the fish in the pond, and it can also suppress their immune system. This may lead to the little by little breakdown of the fish's health and can more often lead to the disease outbreak in the pond. It is really important that we know how to control the level of ammonia in our ponds.

Usually, ponds have their own biological filters that use ammonia readily. We have some bacteria that convert ammonia to nitrite, which is also toxic to the fish. Nitrosomonas spp does the job. After nitrosomonas, nitrobacter will enter the job. Nitrobacter will then convert nitrite to nitrate. These bacteria are just two of the major biological filters in our ponds that stabilize the amount of ammonia in our pond water. If we still cannot manage the ammonia level in our pond, it is better to seek other means of stabilizing the ammonia level in the pond water.

We can do a lot of things in trying to manage the ammonia level in the pond water. We can reduce the feeds that we give to our fish, increase or decrease the pond depth, fertilize with phosphorous, adding commercially available bacteria or using pond remover.

There are already a lot of promising results from using ammonia remover in your ponds. It is very easy to use and it's economical for the pond owner. This ammonia remover contains zeolites, an inert ammonia-removing ion-exchange mineral. We can put the ammonia remover in the water filtration system in our pond. The water can pass through the ammonia remover, turning the toxic ammonia to sodium ions. We should not worry about the effects of the ammonia remover in the organisms living in our pond because it's non-toxic and is really harmless to the organisms found in our ponds. We can also reuse the ammonia remover because it's rechargeable.

To make sure of the efficacy of the ammonia remover in your filtering pond, you should make sure that you enclose it in a reusable filter bag. You can add one cup of ammonia remover for every 100 gallons of water in your pond. Try rinsing the filter bag before putting it in the path of the water flow in the pond filter system. Try recharging the ammonia remover every three days. Keep the cycle going until you reach your desired results

Need more tips on ammonia removal? Visit http://www.hydra-aqua.us to read more articles on pond maintenance and other treatments for lakes and ponds.