Pond Maintenance Through the Seasons
A healthy pond requires routine maintenance. Here, we will review best practices for maintaining your pond through each season.
Pond Safety For Dog Owners
If you’re a dog owner with a Koi pond, it’s only a matter of time before your four-legged friend starts sniffing around your pond. Luckily, you can take steps to make your pond safe for your furry and scaled friends.
Why Does My Pond Smell Bad?
A foul odor from your pond usually indicates an imbalance or build-up of waste, which can harm Koi and Goldfish. Luckily, a stinky pond is fixable once you determine the cause.
Guide to Pond Water Alkalinity
Learning the basics of pond alkalinity will help you ensure this important water quality parameter is properly balanced in your pond.
Effects of Rain on Koi Ponds
While rain can benefit your pond by providing a zero-cost, soft water supply free of chemicals like chlorine or chloramine, it can also potentially harm your pond.
Wildlife That Can Be Found in Backyard Ponds
Koi ponds naturally attract wildlife to your garden, which can provide a rich oasis for animals in addition to your fish. However, the welfare of your koi and
How to Remove Algae from Your Pond
Though you might not enjoy the aesthetic, some algae in your pond are normal. Algae thrive off nitrates in koi waste and are an essential part of your
What to Do When You Inherit a Koi Pond
Inheriting a koi pond along with the purchase of a new home can be exciting but daunting, especially for a novice. If you are lucky, the previous homeowner provided detailed instructions on the pond and its care. The following are some things to consider when you are deciding whether to assume ownership of a koi pond.
Moving Goldfish from an Aquarium to a Pond
Whether you have an existing koi pond or an empty backyard water garden, you might wonder whether it would make a good home for the goldfish in your
Calculating Pond Water Volume
Obtaining an accurate measurement of your pond’s volume is helpful for anyone keeping koi. Knowing the correct number of gallons your pond holds is key to informing stocking