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Herons and Preadatory Birds

Herons and Preadatory Birds

Our first video Blog, the goldfish can help you with some ideas on Herons and other pond preadators to keep goldfish and koi safe!

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Skimmer Filtration?

Skimmer Filtration?

By far the easiest way to keep a pond clean is by having a skimmer as part if not all of your filtration.
There are many inferior skimmers out there. Atlantic made some very flimsey skimmers a few years ago and though I know they have improved there are better ones on the market. Two brands [...]

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Goldfish Week: Black Moor

Goldfish Week: Black Moor

A telescoped eyed goldfish that is Black. Black Moors (Carassius auratus), are very similar to telescope goldfish. They are extremely hardy and can overwinter outdoors easily, even in the north. Black and White Moors are called Panda Moors.
The vision of black moors are supposedly very poor. Feed little as they are prone to overeating which [...]

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Water Garden “EGGS by Easter”

Water Garden “EGGS by Easter”

This first picture is just for fun. I promise to stop writing about the cold every week, maybe if it goes away I will forget about it?
 Now -  I promised you the water garden Easter eggs, right? Suprise! Some of you love them, some of you are put off by them. Frogs and Toads.  Both friendly garden [...]

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Goldfish Week: Shubunkin

Goldfish Week: Shubunkin

Shubunkins are sold everywhere and   are very popular. Basically a calico colored goldfish, similar to the regular comet, they are very hardy and cold tolerant. Their tails are often flowing and long ,when mature. I find people trying to find “longtail” shubunkins when it is not very easy to tell what their tail will be [...]

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Goldfish Week: Oranda

Goldfish Week: Oranda

 
Orandas are another fancy-tail – fantail goldfish characterized by a raspberry like hood or growth on its forehead area known also as a “wen”. Originally from China and Japan, these fantails have very little hump to their backs. Probably the most popular “cute” or “cuddly” looking goldfish. Sometimes they seem to have a  sweet personality [...]

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