Tips for your pond

Filamentous algae in a pond or lake: how to eliminate them effectively? Filamentous algae are green algae in long filaments that invade ponds and lakes as soon as the water is too rich in nitrates or phosphates. They mainly appear...

Oxygen is an essential element for the health of any pond. It plays a fundamental role in water quality, biological functioning, and the survival of aquatic organisms. A well-oxygenated pond promotes a balanced ecosystem where plants, fish, and microorganisms coexist...

Accumulation of sludge, cloudy water, duckweed? Discover Bactovase: a 100% natural treatment based on beneficial bacteria to gently clean your pond, safe for fish and plants.

Why is Aquipond ImmunoFish becoming the go-to natural care for pond fish? Ideal after stress, treatment, or transport, this conditioner strengthens the protective mucus, supports immune defenses, and promotes healing. A premium formula with Aloe Vera, Vitamin C, and povidone-iodine, compatible with biofiltration.

Say goodbye to floating and filamentous algae in your pond. Discover natural solutions like using barley straw, beneficial bacteria, and UV lamps for clear and healthy water.

Compare the performance of Bactoplus Ohmizu Clay and Biota Earth to find the best water treatment solution for your pond.

Winter can be a challenging time for the pond, but proper preparation helps protect aquatic wildlife and plants while preventing damage caused by weather conditions. Why preparing your pond for winter is essential The major risks during the cold season...

No matter how peaceful it may be, a garden pond can still undergo major upheavals after heavy rain or a major storm. In other words, these weather phenomena can compromise the quality of the water, the biological balance of the...

Why do I have filamentous algae in my pond? For what reasons? String algae is a common problem faced by many pond owners. Its excessive growth can quickly turn a beautiful pond into an unbalanced and unattractive environment. Not only...