Pond Care

In winter, as water temperatures drop, fish activity decreases, their feed intake reduces or stops altogether, and their survival largely depends on the pond environment, the health of the fish, and the management practices of the farmers. Improper management during winter can lead to significant fish mortality, directly impacting the economic interests of farmers. Below are key management tips for winter ponds, focusing on water temperature, feeding, stocking density, and disease prevention.

The water quality of a fish pond directly affects the health and survival of the fish. A well-functioning pond filtration system can remove harmful substances, maintain proper pH levels, temperature, and dissolved oxygen, and prevent fish diseases. By using a comprehensive filtration system and feeding appropriately, you can maintain stable water quality, promoting healthy fish growth.

Many novice fishkeepers have experienced cloudy, green, or even foul-smelling water in their ponds. Identifying the root cause and addressing it effectively can help you say goodbye to murky water—crystal-clear ponds are no longer just a dream!