REVOLUTIONARY? NO — THIS IS NATURAL SCIENCE REAPPLIED
 

Periphyton artificial habitats recreate the same natural lake functions that have sustained healthy waters for millennia. Their layered structure provides shade that cools the water column, stabilizes temperature, and boosts dissolved oxygen retention—essential for fish health and water clarity. The large surface area traps oxygen from diffused aeration as bubbles rise, increasing oxygen transfer efficiency throughout the lake. By reducing sunlight penetration, these habitats slow algae and weed growth naturally while encouraging fish and herbivore activity, including grass carp, to control vegetation biologically. The result? Healthier lakes, reduced chemical dependency, and long-term savings for communities and lake managers.