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Pond Filters

1 Comments Published by Jessel on Friday, June 18, 2010 at 9:58 AM.

I am very excited with our new little pond in our backyard, it looks very comfortable and natural beside the green house but getting rain for weeks, it ruins the pond. It is somewhat muddy right now and the water is not clean, I am worried with our fish, we only have few little fishes and we will buy more this weekend. But before getting more fish I need to buy pond filters to keep the water clean and clear. This will also help to remove fish waste, fish foods, removing debris and most importantly, protecting pumps and helping the filters to out the nutrients that can be used to fuel algae blooms.
I hope and pray not to get rain next week so we can enjoy and spend more time outside. I am tired being at home most of the day because of the rain plus I wanted my son to play his new water toys.

1 Responses to “Pond Filters”

  1. # Anonymous Eric Myers September 1, 2010 at 6:49 PM

    Im in the same boat. Let me know how the pond filters work. I am currently trying to figure out what needs to be done to re-balance the ecosystem of my pond. Thanks!  

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