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Actual Duckweed and Watermeal examples |
Here are some real-life before and after examples
of how the ProSkimmer System solved floating weed problems -- perhaps
the kinds of weeds you may want to remove from your lake or pond.
All photos are un-retouched. Results will vary based on the unique
factors that affect each individual watercourse. Click on photos
for a larger view.

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Large pond with Watermeal (Oxford, CT)
This lake of more than two acres was covered with a very heavy growth of
watermeal – over 1.5 inches thick in some spots. The lake is managed by a local
fishing club who were concerned that lack of oxygen was choking out aquatic life.
The ProSkimmer System removed the watermeal in about 40 hours of operation
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Small pond with Watermeal (Piqua, OH)
This small, one-third acre natural ornamental pond suffered from a substantial covering
of watermeal. The ProSkimmer System was installed on a Friday afternoon
and the watermeal was substantially removed by Sunday evening (as word got
around the neighborhood, lawn chairs and a few six-packs appeared on Saturday
and Sunday afternoon). |
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Large, shallow pond with Watermeal and Duckweed (Westport, CT)
This pond of nearly two acres is both shallow and subject to frequent changes in
water level. Its primary water inlet is also connected to municipal storm sewers in
the area and is surrounded by numerous walnut trees. The ProSkimmer System
removed the weeds in 20 days. This pond has benefited from the use of a
ProSkimmer System for more than five years, and remains clear throughout the
summer season. |
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Golf course with Azzola (Placerville, CA)
A golf course in Northern California faced an unsightly infestation of
azzola in a
pond adjoining an important area of the course. The ProSkimmer System removed
the azzola in just 4 days. |
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Small pond with Duckweed (Fairfield County, CT)
This picturesque pond suffered annual growths of duckweed, although not
overwhelming.
It is both spring-fed and has a stream running into it. The ProSkimmer
System removed the duckweed over a 2 week period of occasional operation,
turned on and off by a contractor who was working at the house during that time. |
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Small pond with Watermeal (Fairfield County, CT)
This more than one-half acre pond was severely impacted by
watermeal, even
though the owner was using a fountain aerator. The ProSkimmer System cleared
this pond of watermeal in 10 days time. |
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