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Koi Health
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- Basic guide on How to Keep Koi
- Can I Feed My Koi In The Winter?
- Essential Equipment For Koi Keeping
- Frequently Asked Questions On Koi Carp
- How Do I Heat My Pond?
- How Do I Remove Chlorine From My Pond Water?
- How Do I Safely Introduce New Fish To My Pond?
- How Do I Winter proof My Pond?
- How Often Should I Change My UV Bulb?
- How To Catch My Koi With A Koi Net?
- Should I Keep My Filter And Pump on Through The Winter?
- The Importance Of Water Parameters/Water Quality
- What Is Best To Feed My Koi?
- What Is New Pond Syndrome?
- What Size Pond Pump Do I Need For My Koi Pond?
- What System Is Better Pump Fed Or Gravity?
- When Do I Start To Feed My Koi In Spring?
- Why Do I Need A Pond Thermometer?
- Why Do I Need Oxygen In My Koi Pond?
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Koi Pond Construction
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- A Guide To Pipe Work
- Box Welded Pond Liner
- How big should my koi pond be?
- How Much Gap Do I Need On My Bottom Drain Lid?
- How To Use Pond Paint?
- Pond Window Glass
- What Is A Bottom Drain In A Pond?
- What Size Air Pump Do I Need For My Aerated Bottom Drain?
- What System Is Better Pump Fed Or Gravity?
- What type of filtration system is best for a koi pond ?
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- Do I Need A Koi Sock?
- How Do I Clean My Eazypod?
- How Do I Clean My Nexus?
- What is A Bead Filter?
- What Is A Drum Filter?
- What Is A Pond Skimmer?
- What Is A Pre Filter?
- What Is The Ideal Flow Rate For A Tempest?
- What Is The Maximum Pond Size For An Eazy Pod Filter?
- What Size Air Pump Do I Need For My Eazypod?
- What Size Air Pump Do I Need For My Nexus Filter?
- What Size Pond Pump Do I Need For My Koi Pond?
- Why Do I Need A UV Steriliser Or Clarifier In My Pond?
- Why Would I Use A Bakki Shower?
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Should I Keep My Filter And Pump on Through The Winter?
Absolutely, it’s important to continue to keep your Pond Filtration running throughout the winter season. The primary reason for this is that water that is consistently in motion tends to freeze more slowly, if it freezes at all. Although some helpful bacteria may die off when temperatures drop, the ones that remain will reactivate come springtime. This will aid in the development of the new ecosystem and enable your filter to mature significantly quicker than if you were to turn it off entirely.
It’s important to keep in mind that even during the colder months, your pond water still requires filtration. This is necessary because your fish will continue to generate waste and water inside your pipework will be more likely to freeze and can damage the equipment.