deep water floating pump aerator

The amount of oxygen water can hold is dependent upon atmospheric pressure, salinity and temperature.Water can hold less oxygen as altitude increases.Salinity is not important for most freshwater fish producers.The most important factor is water temperature.As temperature increases, water can hold less oxygen.Most low oxygen problems occur from June through September.The reasons for this are: Water can hold less oxygen as it becomes warmer.

Respiration rates of both plants and animals increase with the warmer water, so more oxygen is used. Summer's still, hazy or cloudy days may reduce the amount of oxygen produced. Large amounts of feed given to fish at this time of year result in large quantities of fish waste which create a higher demand for oxygen.