How do I take care of fish in a backyard pond? - backyard ponds
My husband has just building a garden with a fountain pond. Is it difficult to keep fish in it? What must I do to take care of them?
Friday, January 22, 2010
Backyard Ponds How Do I Take Care Of Fish In A Backyard Pond?
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Check with your local dealer. Depending on the depth of the lake, the weather and how much sun the pond to determine which types of fish can have. Goldfish & Koi are very resilient. If the pond is about 3 meters deep, the fish can throughout the year, also left in the snow, it is only in hibernation. You need to feed the fish, make sure that the water in the pool according to your taste for water testing, cleaning and maintenance of a filter. One source is good, but you need something to filter dust and mud in the water fish. They can be hidden for pond plants for the fish among them. And .... the plants, the attention to Call or visit your local fish shop and talk to them, get a book on ponds and do some research before you buy.
ReplyDeleteTo feed them and keep the water clean. If you need to live in cold climates to keep water from freezing in winter. You can do this with a pond heater to do in garden centers and most of the good turf.
ReplyDeleteAlways keep predators at bay. If you can see, cats, birds, eat fish find something to protect them. Pond compensation works normally. Good luck
I also agree with the answers. Another thing you can do is a consumption of fish as a foam placostomus buy.
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the answers, but try an Internet, try gold-colored fish, and cleaning of tanks.
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the answers, but try an Internet, try gold-colored fish, and cleaning of tanks.
ReplyDeleteMake sure that all breeds of fish that is always together with others. Do not worry too much. If you live in a cold climate, make sure that the pond is deep enought that will freeze all the way (or install a water heater). Also add a pacifier or a source of additional oxygen. Cleaning the pond once a year, but do not try to treat you, or move the fish.
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