Routine Water Quality Check

Routine Water Quality Check 

“To monitor water quality, collect a sample from each pond early in the morning. Measure temperature and pH using calibrated tools, then record the values on the log sheet. Check dissolved oxygen; if it drops near 5 mg/L, increase aeration immediately. Observe turbidity; high turbidity may indicate overfeeding or suspended solids. Test ammonia at least twice a week, especially after heavy rains. If ammonia rises, reduce feeding slightly and improve water exchange. Keep all equipment clean to avoid cross-contamination between ponds. Finally, summarize your findings and share a brief report with the team, highlighting any risks of disease outbreaks and recommended preventive actions.”