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Aquascape Bulk Protective Pond Netting - 30'x50'

Aquascape Bulk Protective Pond Netting - 30'x50'

Store/Netting - Leaf and Predator Pond Netting
SKU 74003-50
C$249.99
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Aquascape Bulk Protective Pond Netting - 30'x50'
Store/Netting - Leaf and Predator Pond Netting
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UPC: 742575980027

Aquascape Buk Protective Pond Netting - 30'x50'

Aquascape's high quality Bulk Protective Pond Netting makes it easier than ever to protect ponds and other large water features from debris and predators. It is ideal for multiple installations or larger ponds, streams, and waterfalls. Plastic markers every 5 feet make it easy to cut the proper size, simply pull the desired length, cut, and install. The netting is extremely durable and the fine 3/8″ woven mesh if finer than the other Aquascape Pond Netting, and effectively keeps out smaller debris that would otherwise enter the pond.


Features:

  • Unobtrusive, low visibility cover.
  • Provides protection from predators such as herons and racoons
  • Prevents leaves falling into the pond causing water quality problems
  • Stops fish from jumping out of the pond or temporary tubs
  • 3/8" woven mesh size
  • Reusable
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Daily Pond Tip

Body flukes (Gyrodactylus sp.) are a fairly common parasite found on pond fish. They do not lay eggs like gill flukes, instead they produce live young. They are found both on the gills and the body of fish.

Daily Pond Tip

Body flukes (Gyrodactylus sp.) are a fairly common parasite found on pond fish. They do not lay eggs like gill flukes, instead they produce live young. They are found both on the gills and the body of fish.

Daily Pond Tip

Fall is ‘prime time’ for visits from herons. Starting in late summer, herons begin to migrate south where they spend the winter. They often make stops along the way in koi and goldfish ponds where your brightly coloured fish are easy targets.