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10 Responses

  1. Terrance
    22 Nov 2007 | 8:30 am

    What exactly is the deal with Algae - is my pond supposed to have it or not? (page 43) Eileen Maki

  2. Robert
    1 Jun 2007 | 4:16 pm

    Pumps What type of goldfish can grow up to 18 inches long? (page 11)

  3. Mohammed
    21 Mar 2007 | 5:18 am

    Learn how to watch for sick fish (pages 62-67) 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!

  4. Makenzie
    3 Feb 2007 | 6:20 am

    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 57 & 58) The Fantail goldfish, a newer species, is gorgeous, but it's not as hardy as the common goldfish (see page 7)

  5. Cannon
    6 Jan 2007 | 10:09 am

    The difference between submerged plants and bog plants, and what kinds you'll want to consider (pages 52-55) What the tail on a goldfish tell you about how hardy it is (page 7)

  6. Devyn
    27 Dec 2006 | 8:29 pm

    What do things like pH, Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and Hydrogen Sulfide have to do with my pond? (page 37-40) Filled with Fun Facts About Pond Fish and Critters

  7. Jayvion
    24 Dec 2006 | 5:04 am

    Why you might want to train your fish to eat in the center of the pond (page 73) Backyard When They See the

  8. Royce
    21 Dec 2006 | 3:41 pm

    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. Save $20.00

  9. Sophia
    20 Dec 2006 | 8:03 pm

    Phenomenal Oasis You've Created Decide what fish are best for your area and climate type (page 19)