Bermuda Preformed Garden Pond - 100 Litre

Choose a level spot that receives appropriate sunlight for your desired aquatic plants. Avoid areas directly under trees where falling leaves can cause maintenance issues.

Yes, a few very small, hardy fish like minnows or mosquito fish can be suitable, but only if you have a reliable pump for aeration and filtration to maintain water quality. Overstocking is not recommended.

Excavate a hole to fit the pond, line the hole with sand for a smooth base, place the pond ensuring it is level, and then backfill around the edges with sand or soil, compacting gently.

The shelves are ideal for marginal plants such as water irises, marsh marigolds, or small varieties of water lilies. Ensure the plants are suited to the water depth provided by the shelves.

No, the pond is 'pump-ready,' meaning it is designed to accommodate a pump, but the pump itself is not included and must be purchased separately.

Regularly remove debris like leaves. A light scrub of the liner and checking the pump/filter (if installed) every few weeks is recommended. A full clean-out is rarely needed if maintained properly.

While the plastic construction is durable, it's advisable to take precautions in climates with hard freezes. Consider removing fish and allowing plants to die back naturally. Some users may choose to drain and remove the pond during winter months depending on local conditions.

Ensure the pond is placed on a level surface and backfilled completely with sand or soil to provide even support. Check for any voids around the pond.

Increase water circulation with a pump if not already installed. Introduce more aquatic plants to help absorb excess nutrients. Regularly remove debris. Consider a UV clarifier if the issue persists.

Gently scrub the liner with a soft brush and water. Ensure adequate plant coverage to shade the water and limit sunlight. Avoid the use of algaecides unless absolutely necessary and specifically approved for preformed ponds.

Ensure plants are placed in the designated planting shelves and are suitable for the pond's light conditions. Check water levels and nutrient availability.