7 Steps to Koi Winter Survival Winters in most of Canada and the northern United States are usually quite long and cold, even without a Polar Vortex!. Koi and goldfish are at their most vulnerable during the winter because their metabolisms are slow and their immune systems are very weak. On top of that, the pond...Read More
Bucket O’ Frogs Just a picture of a nice bunch of frogs we collected from someone who was closing down their pond temporarily and wanted to give their frogs a good home for the winter. We released these in to our plant ponds where they should be extremely happy.Read More
Aquaforce Pro 4000-8000 GPH Pumps Have Arrived The new AquaForce Pro 4000-8000 GPH pumps from Aquascape are now in stock. These are variable flow pumps that can be controlled by the remote control, plus they are solids handling so they virtually never clog! Now you can sit on your patio or deck and fine tune...Read More
Daily Pond Tip
Kohaku are white koi with red markings and are the most popular variety in Japan and much of the world. Ideally the red markings should be deep in colour and uniform shade with the edges of the pattern well defined. The base white should be a clean 'snow' white.
Daily Pond Tip
Kohaku are white koi with red markings and are the most popular variety in Japan and much of the world. Ideally the red markings should be deep in colour and uniform shade with the edges of the pattern well defined. The base white should be a clean 'snow' white.
Daily Pond tip
Performing regular, parial water changes is a great way to maintain optimal water quality. Changing 10%-15% of the pond water every week or 2, helps to flush out nitrates, tannins and other waste products while replenishing essential minerals.
