🐾 Introduction: Froggy recently moved into a quiet little pond... but things started to get weird. The water got still. Then it got murky. The fish weren’t smiling anymore. 😟That’s when Froggy hopped into action to find out: Do I...
Discover the easy way to treat your pond water! Our fun 4-panel comic featuring Gilbert the Goldfish breaks down pond water treatment dosages per gallon. Perfect for beginners and pond owners who want clear water and healthy fish one gallon at a time.
🐟 Introduction Keeping pond water clean doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you're new to backyard ponds or tired of dealing with bulky, confusing filter systems, plug-and-play pond filtration offers an easy solution. These all-in-one kits take the guesswork out...
If you’ve looked into your pond and seen nothing but a cloudy soup, you're not alone. Gillbert the Goldfish recently found himself swimming in murky madness and he wants to help you fix it. Cloudy pond water is one of...
1. Use a rope or hose to outline your pond shape on the ground, this makes it easy to visualize the size and design. Pick a spot that gets at least half a day of sun and is protected from...
Water adds a magical quality to a family garden or any outdoor space. The soothing sound and sight of running water adds natural movement and energy to your garden, truly bringing it to life. While some may worry about the...
Is Your Pond a Healthy Ecosystem? Here's How to Tell Crystal-clear water might look appealing, but it doesn’t necessarily mean your pond is thriving. To determine whether your pond is truly a balanced, life-supporting ecosystem for fish, plants, and other...
Transforming your backyard pond with koi and goldfish can create a vibrant, lively oasis. To ensure your fish thrive, start by testing your pond water for crucial parameters like pH, ammonia, and nitrites. If possible, quarantine new fish to protect your existing population from diseases. Gradually acclimate the new fish to the pond’s temperature to avoid shock, and give them time to adjust to their new environment. Finally, use water conditioners to reduce stress and support their health. With these simple steps, you’re on your way to creating a happy, healthy home for your fish.
Some Frequently asked questions from Pond enthusiast that helps us all out.
