I'm thinking about adding some living creatures to my mini pond. I know I'll need a filter/pump for fish. I've also read on a few websites that I can keep certain fish species without a pump. Is that true? Please be respectful.
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First of all, there are some very important information about your mini pond.
How much water does it take, how deep is it in the deepest place and does it have different vegetation zones?
I also have a “minimum” which holds about 5 m3 of water and is at its lowest point approx. 1,20 deep…
Great responsibility and can easily be malting. Look for smaller living creatures with less space and oxygen requirements. Premature cancers or water runners or something or use plants for dragonflies. The happiest beings are those who come from alone! Look at your pond water under a microscope, you’ll make eyes.
So I can do the cleaning and the change of water myself, I already know. I’ve got plants inside. Thanks for the alternatives, water cancers could also help. Read me in there again
Cancers do not live in a small pond.
If the mini pond offers good conditions for dragonflies, they’ll take their eggs, right?
And I mean, when you make good living conditions, the appropriate residents come by themselves.
I wouldn’t get in there. It’s just a feeling. Ne Libellenlarve would of course be cool to the fish.
I think the puddle has to dry or something.
But maybe swimming bugs or what they mean. I just wanted to refer to smaller alternatives that may have fewer claims than fish.
Can’t you keep time cancers since when?
Outside or inside?
If you don’t feed the fish and grow the plants reasonably well, you will also come along with occasional water change. Cardinal fish are very robust
And in winter? It’s not that simple, is it?
in winter you get to the aquarium
I’ve got an empty aquarium in there, could make it in there. If someone asks why not. I’d really like to have her outside in the mini pond.
See, that fits ^
Nice evening sun had it.
Sounds cool. Lag the one in the shadow?
I did this for years with the Cardinals. they benefit totally from the summer fresh.
the bucket outside had a maximum of 120 litres and was well grown
I am curious.
Yes exactly 2 liters
How big? Two liters?