Posted on August 7, 2009 by thepondguy
Whether you have a traditional goldfish in your pond or one of the many fancy varieties, you may notice their colors change over time – don’t worry. It doesn’t necessarily mean your fish have some sort of disease…
Filed under: Feeding Fish, Fish Diseases, Koi & Goldfish, Water Gardens & Features, Water Quality Issues | Tagged: changing color, color, color-enhancing foods, fish food, goldfish, Growth, Growth & Color, Koi & Goldfish, Pond Logic, Water Quality | Leave a Comment »
Posted on May 29, 2009 by kathiethueme
Have you ever walked out towards your water garden and noticed a bunch of foam around where your waterfall comes into the pond? Sometimes this foam can get a little out of control and began to become unsightly. [...]
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Posted on May 8, 2009 by kathiethueme
It’s that time of year again when the fish are playing, flowers blooming and your backyard is once again becoming your peaceful retreat, except for that green water in your water garden. Like most of us water garden owners the highlight of our yard is our water feature but what fun are fish if you can’t see and enjoythem? Here are some considerations that may help you take back your water garden. [...]
Filed under: Algae Control, Pea-Green Algae, Water Gardens & Features, Water Quality Issues | Tagged: algae, green water, green water algae, planktonic algae | 7 Comments »
Posted on March 12, 2009 by joemejia
Many of you find yourselves in this same situation, where it seems like you are battling algae year after year with no end in sight. The thing I want you toknow is that in order to fully understand how to control algae, you really have to [...]
Filed under: Algae Control, Aquatic Plants, Pea-Green Algae, Water Gardens & Features, Water Quality Issues | Tagged: algae, aquatic plants, defensepac, fish load, proper filtration, string algae | 13 Comments »
Posted on August 15, 2008 by joemejia
Brown or tea-colored water is generally caused from “tannins” in the water. As leaves or other vegetation accumulate and decay in the water garden, they begin to [...]
Filed under: Water Gardens & Features, Water Quality Issues | Tagged: activated carbon, brown water, carbon, dark water, tea colored water, tea water, tinted water | 2 Comments »