With any goldfish pond adventure, it is very important to maintain health for the fish. One of the threats to these beautiful creatures is the threat of fungus. Fungus is a white substance that attaches to the fish. It is sometimes stringy in appearance, but it is a problem for them. There are ways to prevent the onset of fungus, and conditions that are ripe for it. Following a strategic plan of attack, one can keep a healthy and beautiful goldfish pond for many years to come.
The best way to prevent fungus in your goldfish pond is to make sure the filters are cleaned, and change the water regularly. Another way to prevent it is to add salt to the water itself. This will change the balance in the water, and prevent fungus from growing in the environment.
If fungus is found in your goldfish pond, one way to treat the fish is to add medications to their diet, and to clean the pond well. Making sure that the pond stays clean is a great way to ward off bacteria and fungus in general. The fish will thank you for it, and you'll prevent costly treatment.
Routine maintenance is also advisable. Checking the health of the fish daily is a way to catch any health issue early. The recommended maintenance procedure is to check the fish every day for signs of fungus, and clean the filters and water on a weekly basis. All your hard work will pay off when your goldfish pond is sparkling clean and your fish are healthy and vibrant!
By: Kerri Reed
