Garden Pond Blog – Tips, Care and Implementation
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Japanese garden pond mat
Japanese mat is a special biological substrate used in garden ponds, especially in koi ponds and ornamental water tanks, to support biological filtration. It is characterized by a structure that supports the growth of nitrifying bacteria, helps stabilize water quality, and at the same time provides mechanical filtration.
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Vacuuming a garden pond
Vacuuming your pond is one of the key maintenance activities to maintain healthy water and a clean environment for fish, plants and microorganisms. Proper and regular vacuuming helps prevent the buildup of sludge, organic waste, leaves and other debris that can degrade water quality and promote algae growth.
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Sturgeon feed
Sturgeons are unique ancient fish that stand out not only for their appearance but also for their specific eating habits. They are bottom omnivores/carnivores with a preference for animal food and their proper nutrition is crucial for growth, health, immunity and lifespan in the garden environment.
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Substrates, fertilizers and flower pots for a garden pond
For a healthy and beautiful pond, substrates, fertilizers and pots are just as important as the plants themselves. The right combination will ensure optimal growth, flowering and ecological balance.
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Starter, maintenance and sludge bacteria
Bacteria are a key element in the biological balance of any garden pond. Used correctly, they can improve water quality, prevent algae growth, support fish health and break down organic waste. There are starter, maintenance and sludge bacteria on the market, which have different functions.
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Food for Koi Carp
Koi are some of the most demanding and beautiful ornamental fish you can have in your pond. Their health, growth, coloration, and lifespan depend largely on what you feed them. Koi food is not just food – it is a source of energy, nutrition, and often preventive medicine.