Aquarium feeder – Battery operated food feeder for fish. See through, detachable, high capacity container (approx. 100ml), 10 different dose settings. Special mixing vibration prevents clumps from forming.

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Automatic electronic koi pond feeder for outdoors use.

This feeder has its own internal feeding electronics timer that can be triggered by just about any type of external remote timing device. The supplied 12Vac INDOOR type power adapter (style may vary) can be used, or any programmable timing device with 9 to 24 volts ac or dc output can be used to trigger and power it such as a sprinkler timer or outdoors lights timer with 12 volts output.

If later needed, an outdoor approved power supply is also optionally available from Super Feed. A 12 volts battery can also be used with a programmable 12 vdc timer if normal power is not available, also optionally available from Super Feed.

The length of time the feeder feeds is totally independent of the length of time the remote programmable timer is on. Each Super Feeder also has a “volume” adjustment to compensate for the size of food.

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This amazing all-in-one internal pond filter takes care of pond filtration, UV sterilization and water clarification, and adds a beautifully soothing fountain to your backyard.

Huge filter media area contains a massive mechanical filter pad, as well as a bacteria-culturing area for biological filtration.

Integrated UV sterilizer includes a separate cord so you can use it only when necessary. Includes 4 different fountain attachments and a ball joint leveling device for easy fountain operation.

Never before has an internal pond filter offered so much. Filter is UL Listed. (for more information, click here)

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Of course you want to have the perfect koi fish pond so you need to be informed of what is really necessary to achieve it. The following posts will inform you exactly how to build and keep the koi pond sparkling.

Koi fish Pond Pump:

To link a pump to your filtration system there are a few things you have to keep in mind:

• The pump and the filter must be compatible
• The volume of water determines the capacity of the pump
• The type of pump depends on the use you are going to give it: permanently working or not. If you are using a biological filter than you should get a non-stop pump
• Decide whether you want a electric pump or a solar power one. Solar ones are used mostly for fountains and small ponds.

Here are some examples of koi pond pumps you can buy:

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Here are a few more supplies that you should have at home for your Koi fish pond:

Net – A net will be needed to remove your Koi from the water. It might be necessary when preparing for a big storm or just to clean up your pond.

Paint Bucket – Paint buckets are an alternative way (than the net) to remove Koi from the water. Keep in mind the size of the Koi when choosing the bucket.

Rubber Bands – These are used to close the bags with your Koi when you are transporting them.

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Pond Salt and Baking Soda – Pond salt and baking soda are used to regulate kH and Nitrate levels in case you notice a discrepancy. Pay close attention to the amounts you are suppose to add to your pond, which depends on size and the problems you are currently having.

Bags – In order to transport your Koi fish you should have appropriate  bags on hand. Do not try to transport your Koi in trash or regular plastic bags, once they are not designed for this, and may cause damage to your Koi fish. Make sure to get bags sizable enough to hold your Koi.

I will be posting more Koi fish pond supplies very soon.

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A Koi fish pond produces a lot of organic debris and muck. Sum up with the stuff that falls in the water (leaves, insects, dust, etc.) we can say that a Koi pond can be very dirty. So, what can we do to keep good quality water?

Koi pond skimmers are the right solution to trap the rubbish on the surface before it sinks. If the filtration system is working properly and the water is returning from the filtration system to the pond then, at some stage, the surface debris will for certain pass through the mouth of the skimmer. In a rectangular Koi fish pond it is best to return water to one end and to skim the surface at the other.

Water overflows make ideal surface skimmers, if you want to add this as a feature to your pond. Bear in mind though that the pond water level then becomes important and needs to be maintained at a relatively consistent level or else your filtration system and flow rates will tend to vary somewhat.

A great idea for Koi pond skimmers is to have them built into the Koi pond right next to the settlement chamber. That way the skimmer will clean to surface of the pond water right into the settlement chamber, from where all the collected debris can be accumulated and filtered out of the pond system.

If you live in an area where the amount of leaves falling is very big you should use a conventional pool skimmer to remove the leaves. This way you don’t load the filter system and we keep our Koi fish pond with quality water.

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There are certain items that you need to have ready to be used. Because your pond is outdoors, emergency situations do occur. Weather is unpredictable sometimes and you do not want to be caught in a situation where an item is obligatory but they is no way to get it. Here are four Koi pond supplies you need:

Filters - Having a working filter is essential for removing unwanted pollutants, and maintaining proper humidify levels. If you do not own a proper filter, water quality problems might occur, which in turn will affect your Japanese Koi fish health.

Pump - This item is essential to the health of your Koi fish pond. If the water is not moving, there is no way the system can process the water. Moving water can be also obtained from waterfalls, fountains, and other water features, but in no way should entirely replace your koi pond pump.

Dechlorinator - Your Koi fish can be harmed by the chemicals taped water contains. When you add new water, you should add Dechlorinator to eliminate these chemicals.

Test Kits – Ammonia and nitrite test kits should be always ready to use. Test kits should be used weekly to test the Koi pond water to make sure you have quality water. If you notice that there are changes in the water or in the Koi behavior you must have emergency tests ready to be used.

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