“We definitely recommend getting a small pump and filter or aerator,” a Tractor Supply Company spokesperson tells CountryLiving.com. “As they transfer and move the stock tank water, they keep the water from getting too hot, prevent algae and other buildup, and prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
Also question is, can you use chlorine in a stock tank pool?
This isn’t a con so much as something to be aware of — stock tank pools do require chlorine. Attal recommends using two chlorine tablets each week to keep the water clean.
Regarding this, how do you keep a stock tank clean?
If the water in the trough is dirty and needs to be dumped, veterinarians recommend disinfecting the trough with household bleach, scrubbing the walls and rinsing it thoroughly before refilling. Up to two ounces of household chlorine bleach may be added per 50 gallons of water to discourage algae growth.