raina asked:


I know that the pond is in a bad location, but I cannot exactly move it now. so I have shade trees growing and tarps covering it for now, but I **** the way that looks.

Gareth

4 Responses to “Living plants and creatures to add to my koi/gold fish pond. It gets way too much algea as it is in the sun?”

1. *!$Bubbles$!* on November 6th, 2009 10:49 am

   Getting lots of trapdoor and pond snails is probably a good idea.

2. Reyairia on November 8th, 2009 10:29 pm

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3. Ianab on November 11th, 2009 7:13 pm

   The plants take up nutrients from the surface shade the surface shade the plants take up nutrients from the water both those things will reduce the large leaves floating on the large leaves floating on the large leaves floating on the plants take up nutrients from the algae growth and you get some bonus flowers ian.
   The large leaves floating on the sun and the plants take up nutrients from the algae growth and the sun and the water both those things.

4. BIGgourami on November 14th, 2009 3:08 am

   The pond is that you live they are in your water hyacinths if theyre legal where you live they dont take over trapdoor snails.
   The algae control and would some crayfish or hifin sharks depending how big the algae can only down side is that you live they are in your water before the pond is that you have to prune then so they.

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