Nope! The harvester floats on the surface like a boat. The cutting mechanism doesn't go far down into the water either. It's best used to remove floating vegetation. Thanks for the question!

Yes! That's correct. Habitat (optimal water quality) is key to growing big fish.

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The song name is included in the video details: Wonderland, by Scandinavianz

Hello! The video represents some of the first nanobubble units we were trialing when the technology was first introduced to the lake management market. Technology, and our understanding of it, has improved over the years. Some of the systems produce visually different air plooms, as there are many different ways to create nanobubbles. For some systems, it is smaller bubbles, and for others, it is larger bubbles. Either way, if you can see the bubbles, then they are not nanobubbles. The visible bubbles represent air moving through the system, which is a good indicator of nanobubble production. There are a few other ways we can tell if the unit is creating nanobubbles by using flow and pressure gauges as a proxy for efficient nanobubble production. Coupled this with routine maintenance and cleaning of the intake screen, filter basket, compressor, and core we can safely assume with high confidence that nanobubbles are being produced. The same issue exists with more conventional aeration practices, which highlight the importance of fountain maintenance to ensure all systems run as best as possible to help create a healthier aquatic environment.

It is a very low voltage that doesn't harm the fish. The vessel has an on-board generator that produces a current which is directed via a control box to terminals called the anode (positive) and cathode (negative). The anode droppers hang from booms at the bow of the boat and the cathode can either be a single insulated dropper or the boat’s hull. Together they deliver voltage and current to the water forming a three-dimensional field affecting a 6-8-foot radius around the anodes.

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Hi Michael! We would be happy to provide you with a quote. Please send us your contact information or complete the form on our website: www.solitudelakemanagement.com/contact-us/

We do not custom build these. We purchase them from a company.

That sounds amazing! I suggest continuing to learn more about lake management, so stay tuned into our videos. Check with properties in your area that have waterbodies and see if they need help. Check out how we set up our volunteer program: www.solitudelakemanagement.com/community-lake-restoration-love-your-lake

Hello Mark! We'd be happy to answer all your questions, if you'd do us the honor of filling out this form so one of our experts can reach out to you shortly. Thanks for watching the video! www.solitudelakemanagement.com/contact-us