Fall Pond Care
Fall Pond Fish Care: When to Switch to Cold Water Food
Fall is a finicky season.Temperatures in early and mid October often sway from summer-like highs in the 80s to chilly
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Spring Pond Care
What Should I Do When My Fish Have Babies?
If you have fish in your pond, sooner or later they are going to have babies. Late spring to early
Fish Care
How to Acclimate New Fish to Your Pond
Fish are very sensitive to changes in water temperature and water chemistry. That’s why you need to use caution when
Pond Design
How to Take Care of Your New Splash Ecosystem Pond
Your New Ecosystem Pond: Everything You Need to Know Congratulations on your new Ecosystem Pond! Life as a pond owner
Fish Care
How to Care for Pond Fish – The Ultimate Guide
Fish are the jewel of any pond. Their beautiful colors add sparkle to your backyard oasis, and you, your children
Pond Design
Lake & Farm Pond Aeration Systems
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Fish Care
How Much Salt Should I Add to My Pond?
Pond Salt is a versatile tool in any pond owner’s arsenal. This inexpensive, easy-to-find product can help treat a range
Fall Pond Care
How Do I Know When to Stop Feeding My Fish for the Winter?
Hi! Will you feed me please?[/caption] Koi and goldfish do not need to eat when water temperatures drop below 55
Winter Pond Care
How to Care for Koi & Goldfish in Winter
Imagine spending all winter doing nothing. No hectic Christmas shopping, no bundling up the kids for school, no heating bills…
Fall Pond Care
How to Keep Fish Alive and Maintain Your Winter Pond: A Complete Guide
Ponds aren’t just for summer. As the temperature drops, you can look forward to watching your water feature transform into
Before You Buy
How Many Fish Can I Have in My Pond?
https://youtu.be/BOyco9SaGEc Koi, goldfish and other finned friends are some of the easiest pets you’ll ever own. Watching them flit around
Clear Water
Our 5 Favorite Pond Water Treatments
Splash Ecosystem Ponds pretty much take care of themselves. The skimmer pulls out 90 percent of the muck and debris
