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Jenlis Collapsible Razer Rake
* 36 Collapsible Rake Head Provides a Wide Harvesting Surface * The Razor Sharp Teeth Provides a Better Cut & Dig * Folds for Easy Storage Includes Removable Float Jenlis Collapsible Razer Rake is a 36-inch wide versatile rake that assembles easily with push-button snap connectors and the…Read More »$119.99 -
The Pond Guy Pond & Beach Rake Float with Straps
Replacement float for the Pond & Beach Rake Gen 2. Includes 4 velocro straps to securley keep the float on the rake to gather floating algae weeds and other pond debris.Read More »$19.99 -
The Pond Guy Pond & Beach Rake Replacement Handles
Replacement hanldes are designed to fit The Pond Guy® Pond & Beach Rake Gen 2. Available with or without the 50' floating nylon rope attachment.Read More »$19.99 - 24.99
…Pond Rakes After cutting the weeds a rake will make removing the weeds a cinch. A pond rake pulls gathers and removes dead debris from the surface or the bottom of a pond. The Razer Rake is 36 inches wide and can be used as a floating rake or a subsurface rake. Simply attach the float for clearing…
…system. Referred to as string algae or pond scum is algae that floats on top of the water in clusters turn the water green and is often treated by a liquid algaecide. Chara is algae that looks like a submerged weed but is easy to rake out and has a musky odor with a crunchy texture when handled. *…
…they may take over your pond. Algae Explained Algae does not have a defined root system and often floats on the pond's surface in mats although it may emerge at the pond's bottom before floating to the surface or even turn the water green. Before treating it is important to understand the varieties…
…and rakes with floats are best to rake or skim off floating weeds and algae from the surface of the water. A Weed Cutter and Weed Raker can remove emergent weeds like phragmites or the roots can be dug up but it will regrow from seeds and remaining rhizomes. Submerged weeds can also be raked however…
…After you have treated and killed the problem plants then you should pull the dead debris from the pond using a weed cutter and rake. The Weed Cutter and Razer Rake are perfect tools for the job. Removing dead vegetation will prevent all that decaying matter from becoming fertilizer for future…
…space to start with particularly on a smaller pond. The area can be expanded as needed. * Step 2: Remove debris Use a weed cutter and rake to remove dead or floating debris such as cattails and phragmites. If those are on the water's surface or along the lake's edges as the ice forms you could wind…
…removing their habitat. There are many tools available to aid in your quest for a weed-free pond that range from aquatic algaecides and herbicides to rakes and cutters. Create a subtle wake by running an aeration system to annoy the muskrats and when possible fill in or collapse any holes they dig…
…wigglers. The half-inch larvae live on the water surface for four to 14 days eating algae plankton fungi bacteria and other microorganisms that float by. As the wigglers develop they molt four times before going into their pupa stage. Mosquito pupae commonly called tumblers live in the water for…
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