FISHY SECRETS REVEALED: How Your Fish Friends Survive Winter's Chill

Hey, pond friends! If you’ve got fish in your pond, you’ll want to keep them cozy during the cold months. Here’s how you can help! 

  1. Deep Ponds Are Best

Your pond should be deep enough (about 18-24 inches) so the water doesn’t freeze all the way through. This keeps your fish safe! 

  1. Don’t Feed Your Fish

Once the water gets cold (around 50°F), fish hibernate. You don’t need to feed them. 

  1. Keep Water Moving

Fish still need air in winter! Use a bubbler or aerator to keep the water moving and create a little hole in the ice. It helps fresh oxygen reach the fish. If you live in cold areas, a de-icer can help by keeping a small part of the water open. 

  1. Watch for Ice

Check your pond regularly for ice buildup. Too much ice can harm your fish, so keeping that hole open is crucial! 

  1. Enjoy Winter Beauty

Winter doesn’t mean your pond needs to look dull! Ice sculptures and snow make your pond look magical. Take some time to enjoy your winter wonderland! 

Want to keep your pond fish happy through winter? Head to Pond Universe! We offer top-quality aerators, de-icers, and pond care products, brought to you by some of the best in the business. Your fish will thank you!