You love your finned friends and can’t wait to see them swimming about after the winter thaw. While you’re dreaming of summer days by the pond, start thinking about your fish and taking measures to ensure you have healthy koi throughout the year. Most fish issues can be avoided by following a few simple, preventative measures.   1. Understand Water Quality The majority of issues with fish are caused by poor water quality. Make sure that the fish population is under control and not over-crowded. A general rule of thumb for pond sticking is to ensure you have no more than ten inches of fi ..read more

About Algae Before you panic upon seeing a buildup of algae in your pond, keep in mind that algae are a completely normal part of any organic pond ecosystem. A small amount of algae in your water feature is perfectly okay! In fact, it’s a sign of a healthy ecosystem. Algae only become a problem when the growth becomes excessive and therefore difficult to manage. The main goal in keeping clear, healthy water is not to completely rid your pond of algae, but rather to keep it in balance with nature. Dealing with excess algae growth doesn’t have to be complicated. Avoid certain behaviors and inc ..read more

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See how easy it is to build an Aquascape ecosystem pond using our tried-and-true 20-steps process and DIY Pond Kits Learn How! Learn how to build a DIY pond in your own yard. The Aquascape approach to backyard ecosystem ponds is to create a complete low-maintenance system that works with Mother Nature to provide food, shelter, and safety to the wildlife in and around it. A well-built ecosystem pond provides a proper balance of circulation, filtration, plants, fish, and rock and gravel. Explore the videos and articles below and learn how easy it is to build a do-it-yourself pond in your ..read more

Now that spring is almost here (thankfully!), you’re probably noticing some changes in your pond. Your fish are slowly coming back to life and you may even be able to see some plant growth. When you understand the transition that your pond makes from winter into spring, maintaining a healthy pond ecosystem will be so much easier!     You might be planning your pond cleaning soon – or scheduling to have your pond contractor do it for you.  Don’t be concerned if you experience new algae growth after your pond is cleaned. It’s normal this time of year as your pond is balancing i ..read more

We are thrilled to extend an invitation to you for our upcoming Open House Event at Aquascape on April 11, 2024! Event Details Date: April 11, 2024 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: 1200 Creditstone Road, Concord, ON, L4K5T2 At Aquascape, we take pride in providing top-quality products for building and maintaining water features. This event is exclusively designed for our valued customers like you, who are passionate about creating stunning water features through professional installations. What to Expect Interactive Product Stations: Explore and learn about our wide range of produ ..read more

You might give that headline a second look and wonder why in the world you need a weed in your pond! But truth be told, pickerel weed is actually a graceful and beautiful plant with showy flower spikes growing atop slender, sturdy stems that add visual interest in the water garden. It’s super easy to grow and is available in bluish-purple, pink, and white blooms. Pontedaria cordata, also known as pickerel rush or pickerel weed, enjoys full sun to part shade and requires very little care. Its glossy, 10-inch, arrow-shaped leaves are just as appealing as its blooms and you’ll often find fish t ..read more

Whether you’re new to koi ponds, or have enjoyed a pond for several years, you’ll want to know about three basic rules that will help you create and maintain a healthy habitat for your finned friends. We want fish to be happy and your water gardening experience to be as enjoyable as possible. Once you become familiar with your fish and their basic needs, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying the full benefits of Living the Aquascape Lifestyle®.     1. Fish Need Clean Water Your pond water should always be clean-smelling and have good clarity.  On occasion, the water might be ..read more

Aquascape Inc. expands operations to the UK, offering innovative pond supplies and ecosystem water features. Aquascape is proud to announce its expansion into the United Kingdom, furthering its mission to connect people to water the way nature intended. Founded in 1991, Aquascape has been at the forefront of the water feature industry, providing top-quality, contractor-grade pond products, along with comprehensive training for contractors to create custom ecosystem water features. Aquascape’s product offerings span from small self-contained mini ponds to recirculating fountains, Pondless® Wate ..read more

Buying new pond fish for your water garden is a fun and rewarding experience that typically happens in spring and early summer. Although you’re excited to add finned friends to your pond, be sure to ask yourself the following questions when you’re at the pet shop or water gardening store.     1. Is the fish display area clean? Look at the cleanliness of the store. If the store is not clean and well cared for, more than likely, the retailer does not care about their fish either. 2. Are there any dead fish floating in the holding tanks? If you see any dead fish floating in the tanks ..read more