As pond keepers we have a responsibility to care for the wellbeing of its inhabitants. Whereas some creatures, like frogs and dragonflies, have the have the option to leave if things are not up to scratch many others, like fish, are trapped for better or worse. We need to accept this responsibility and do everything we can to care properly for our fish.
Feeding is the first thing to get right! Fish need a quality diet fed in the right amount and at the right time.
Water quality is also of vital importance. Closely linked to feeding it is essential to monitor and control if our fish are to thrive. Lack of oxygen and increasing ammonia levels can so easily prove fatal. Excellent water quality can be controlled with a suitable filtration system. The rewards are healthier and happier fish that not only grow well but are encouraged to breed. This really adds to the enjoyment of our ponds.
Goldfish are considered to be omnivores when it comes to their chosen diet. That is they are able to utilise a wide range of plant and animal material dependent upon they development, size, habitat and what is available. Picking a
Fish food lies at the heart of all successful fish keeping systems from a small tropical aquarium to a vast open lake. A good diet is essential if your fish are to thrive and grow and live a long and
Feeding fish correctly is critical but child’s play. Feeding fish is one of the more pleasurable daily tasks. Kids absolutely love to help and fish quickly learn to greet the hands that feed them. Fish eat an amazing variety of