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Water changes have several additional benefits: potentially dangerous substances, such as nitrates and phosphates, are removed from my pond, minerals are added, and any colour cast in the water is reduced.

Tap water and well water are not always ideal for pond dwellers. Tap water can contain heavy metals, such as copper, lead and zinc, especially when the water hasn’t been flowing in the domestic water pipes made of metal for some time. Unfortunately rainwater is no longer free of pollutants.

It can affect every pond owner. But if you are careful you can avert problems before they occur. In the following article we would like to introduce you to the different types of algae you may meet in the garden pond:

If you go to your local dealer for a look in the basins, let’s hope you’ll find what you’re looking for. But be careful before you buy.

The temperatures are slowly beginning to rise again and the nights are nearly frost-free. This is the right time to carry out a quick check in our garden shed.

Today I would like to give you an idea of what happens to koi in our dealers’ basins. Since our koi have just arrived half starved from Japan it is first the duty of our dealers to put the new arrivals in quarantine. First of all their general health is checked.