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- Do you know the kinds of fish that can live together?
- Do you know the #1 thing to consider based on the type of fish you choose?
- Do you know the best ways to care for goldfish and koi during each season?
If not, you will soon.
Thanks to easy, proven techniques made for "regular people" with little or no experience with water gardens, you'll quickly discover that having a thriving fish pond can be easy and fun!
Put Your Mind at Ease -
Make Smart Pond Choices!
People might even start calling you the 'fish pond expert' when they see your amazing water garden!
You'll have so much fun learning about the best ways to take care of pond fish and will be thrilled when you see how easy it is to get started right away!
You'll have the ultimate fish pond you've always dreamed of thanks to this breakthrough book called, Fantastic Fish Ponds - How to Make Sure Your Fish Are Livin' The Good Life.
Written in plain, easy-to-understand language this information packed book shows you everything you need to know to easily have a backyard fish pond. You'll learn all of the basics... the kinds of fish to choose from, filtration choices, the best plants to use, do's and don'ts, how often to feed, the best seasonal care, and much more. It's extremely user-friendly. All of the information is laid out in clear, concise chapters and sections.
Spend More Time Enjoying Your Pond -
Not Worrying About It!
You'll be on your way to being a fish pond expert in no time flat thanks to this one-stop-shop of fish pond information that is taking the 'Water Garden Community' by storm. Forget reading tons of different manuals that only have bits of information related to fish - you'll have it ALL in one place! And don't even think about hiring a high priced water garden pro or landscaper. By the time you get finished with the easy and comprehensive steps in this book, you'll know more than most of the so called "pros"...and they'll be asking you how to have such a fantastic fish pond!
Look at the incredibly thorough information you'll uncover:
- Easy-to-follow check lists for each of the four seasons (Pages 72-78)
- How to calculate the number of fish your pond should have (page 23)
- Step by step instructions on how to acclimate fish to your pond (page 20)
- What you absolutely have to have in your pond before you add any fish (the answer is on page 2)
- How to pick out the best of the bunch when buying fish at the store (page 17)
- The Do's and don'ts of feeding (see chapters 8 & 12)
- Learn the SIX types of filtration options (pages 38-43)
"When I was planning to construct my new pond, I didn't feel confident about how to stock it with plants and fish. After reading Fantastic Fish Ponds, I found so much information, I now feel it will be a fun and creative venture! Also, I have all I need to know to maintain my new fish pond and plants."
Eileen Maki |
- What types of free floating plants are great for providing necessary shade for your fish (pages 48 & 49)
- The minimum depth you need for any kind of fish (page 28)
- The kinds of fish that absolutely cannot be put in with goldfish or koi (see page 12)
- The number #1 way that diseases get into to fish ponds(page 5)
- Visiting critters - the top four that are considered the "Good Guys" (page 61)
- The difference between submerged plants and bog plants, and what kinds you'll want to consider (pages 45-47)
| "Wow!! The book, Fantastic Fishponds, is extremely well done, thoroughly organized, and would make even the most timid gardener ponder the possibility of a pond.
While I can't do a pond myself, yet, I am going to keep this book for that time when I can. Ms. Horsmann has done her research and any reader is the beneficiary of her avid interest and organizational skills.
Highly recommended!"
Ruth Karnowski |
- What are the best fish to have if you live in a very cold climate? (the answer is on page 13)
- Why you might want to train your fish to eat in the center of the pond (page 67)
- What kind of goldfish is THE most hardy for ponds (page 3)
- What is the most common way for diseases to be introduced to a fish pond? (see page 54)
- The first thing you should do if you think one of your fish is sick (page 60)
- What it can mean if you notice your fish rubbing against objects (page 54)
Discover Information Quickly and Easily -
Over 75 Easily Referenced Pages!
- The ideal size when buying new fish (page 16)
- Why your fish might be jumping out of the water (page 56)
- What's usually going on if you have too much ammonia in your pond? (page 31)
- How do I test my pond water? (pages 29-33)
- Decide what plants are best for your area and climate (see page 50)
- Why you don't want to put the water your fish were transported in into your pond (page 20)
- How long you should wait before putting new fish in with those you already have (see page 21)
- What does salt have to do with adding new fish to your pond? (page 6)
"Just wanted to let you know how very informative I found your
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Pat Sigler |
- The #1 piece of equipment you need to make sure your fish can make it through a cold winter (page 77)
- Why plants are so important to the health of your fish (page 44)
- The most crucial time of day to watch for low oxygen in the pond (page 33)
- What type of goldfish can grow up to 18 inches long? (page 6)
- The crucial temperature for not feeding your fish (page 74)
- How to over-winter your fish - either outside or inside (pages 76-78)
- What exactly is the deal with Algae - is my pond supposed to have it or not? (page 36)
- The difference between mechanical and natural filtration (page 38)
Learn How to Fix the Most Common Problems
- What do things like pH, Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and Hydrogen Sulfide have to do with my pond? (page 30-33)
- Find out why overfeeding really causes problems in the pond - it's not fish 'eating themselves to death' as many of us think (page 52)
- Decide what fish are best for your area and climate type (page 13)
- Learn two ways to figure out the square feet of surface area of your pond - for stocking capacity - even if you're not good at math (page 23)
- Use the US Plant Zone charts to find out the best pond plants for your area (and temperature ranges for other parts of the world!) (pages 50 & 51)
- What you should know about water temperature (page 28)
- Why you absolutely should NOT feed your fish in the winter! (page 52)
- Why you MUST feed your fish if you have a NEW pond (see page 52)
- The four legged critter that tends to be the biggest worry for pond owners (page 66)
- Learn how to watch for sick fish (pages 54-60)
- Easy-to-read table format of the most common pond fish to choose from, and environmental and cultural needs for each one (page 13)
Avoid Costly Mistakes!
- Discover the kinds of fish that can live happily together (chapter 1)
- Do I need to test the water in my pond? Some pond owners do and other don't. You'll learn how to test if you want to, and other signs to watch for if you don't want to test
(page 29-37)
- Did you know that some goldfish don't mix well together? (Find out why on pages 3-6)
- Why morning is the best time of day to check your fish for signs of low oxygen levels (page 33)
- What type of minnow is a good addition to a pond and gets along well with other fish (page 10)
- How long you should wait before you put fish in a new pond (page 16)
Filled with Fun Facts About Pond Fish and Critters
Did you know frogs live between 4-15 years old?!
And some turtles can live more more than a year
without food!
- The top five pond visitors than can be hazardous to your fish (page 65)
- Why you might want to build a cover for your pond if you live in a very cold climate (page 78)
- What the tail on a goldfish tell you about how hardy it is (page 3)
- What to feed your fish. Do you even need to feed them? (pages 52 & 53)
- What the best pond plants are if you live in a climate where the low temperatures range -30 to -25 F (-31.7 to -34.4 C) (pages 50 & 51)
- The #1 mistake people make when feeding their pond fish. Is it the same as aquarium owners? The answer may shock you! (page 52)
- The main thing to consider if you want to have a koi pond (page 7)
- What about catfish? New pond owners often think they'll help keep the pond clean. Instead they do just the opposite. Find out why! (page 12)
- The Fantail goldfish, a newer species, is gorgeous, but it's not as hardy as the common goldfish (see page 4)
- When picking out new fish, avoid buying fish from tanks that are connected to one another (page 16)
- How you can discourage predatory birds from visiting your pond (page 65)
- A type of Carp is one of the most popular additions to fish ponds. Carp? You may know them by their more popular name - koi.
| "For a long time I have been contemplating building a fish pond in my garden area. While searching for how-to information, I came across "Fantastic Fishponds, How to Make Sure Your Fish are Livin' the Good Life." After reading this very thorough and motivating book, I am ready to start my pond this spring!
I especially enjoyed the Fun Facts throughout the book and feel
Ms. Horsmann's organization of the material on this subject will make my project much easier and enjoyable to build.
I highly recommend this book to other fish pond enthusiasts, and am very excited to begin construction of my own pond."
Patty Begin |
- Do you live where the temperatures get really hot? Don't feed your fish when the temps hit 86° F (30° C) (page 74)
- Some mature koi can grow up to 3 feet (91 cm) and weigh over 22 lbs. (10 kg)! (page 8)
- How to breed your pond fish (page 70)
- Why dragonflies are excellent visitors to your pond (page 63)
- Pond care checklists for each of the four seasons (pages 72-78)
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