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Pond Plants:
Prepare them for Fall by pruning dead leaves
and moving marginal plants to deeper water.
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Pond Filter
System: Clean and store if turning it off,
clean and inspect for worn parts if it will
keep running. Protect pressurized filters
with straw bales if necessary. Click Here.
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Pond Netting:
Cover the pond with Pond Netting to keep
leaves out and protect the fish from predators.
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Pond Aerator:
Provide sufficient oxygen for the fish to
insure survival. Click Here.
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Pond Heater/De-Icer: keep a hole in the ice to let harmful gases (carbon monoxide) escape. Click Here.
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Cool
Weather Food: Feed easily digestible food
to let the fish add to their fat reserves
before the water gets too cold for them
to eat (48 degrees Fahrenheit). Click Here.
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Fall Bacteria: Add beneficial bacteria that is formulated to work in cooler water temperatures to help reduce build up of decomposing leaves and make spring start-up easier. Click Here.
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Pond
Thermometer: Keep one in the water to show
when to feed cool weather food and when
to stop feeding completely. Click Here.
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Water Chemistry: Test the pH, Salt, Nitrite, Ammonia to insure the fish stay healthy. Click Here.
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Barley: Prevents too much stringy growth. Click Here
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Pond
Balance: Helps to eliminate existing stringy
growth on waterfall, plants and rocks. Click
Here
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