The Pond Hunter Blog
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Based in central NJ with headquarters in Summit, NJ; Full Service Aquatics is able to offer services for most of New Jersey and parts of New York. FSA designs install, maintains, and consults on koi ponds, water gardens, natural ponds, waterfalls, and all types of water features. Their blog page features articles on serving, construction, maintenance, advice, pond cleaning, pond fishes and more.
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
Pond netting is not all the same. Do you have questions about what type of pond netting is best for your pond? You’re not alone. Here is a great question that came into Full Service Aquatics website. Q: What type of netting is best for a pond 5′ by 10′? There are so many online ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
Hey pond keepers, koi keepers, water gardeners, and the aquatically obsessed; as the pond season is waning into colder times we have to be pretty mindful of how we are feeding our koi and goldfish. There are plenty of foods out there that are formulated for late season feedings and low temperature foods as well ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
How do I de-ice my koi pond? Many koi pond keepers and water gardeners have to deal with some pretty extreme weather conditions. The cold weather represents some very particular challenges. Full Service Aquatics receives many questions this time of year on how to deal with particular issues. Here is a question that came in ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
Leaky pond issues seem pretty common during Autumn and times of heavy leaf fall. The leaves might be causing the water loss. Many pond and water feature owners in New Jersey and other areas of the world that experience the Autumn season will experience water loss from their pond during the Fall. Don’t panic, but ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
I’ve long maintained that learning how to feed fish is something that many fish keepers will struggle with. Finding that balance in feeding requires time and patience. We all strive to give not too much, not too little, the best nutritional value at the right time of the year, and at the right time during ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
Well, its that time of year… This is a common phrase used in so many ways, yet always signaling a change. Pond keepers know what that phrase means for them. It means the end of pond season is coming on. The waning of our outdoor living and good times by the pond are only a ..read more
The Pond Hunter Blog
1y ago
It’s closing in on the spring season, which means all of our Koi Pond people will have to get ready to open their pond up and do some spring cleaning. It has been a long winter of cold days and some bad weather, but the end is in sight. Here are some tips on opening ..read more