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This article takes a deep dive into understanding water chemistry basics so you can get your head around the importance of maintaining balance in your natural pond’s ecosystem. 

Eastern banjo frogs are a medium frog species, and are found in ponds, dams and waterways. Also known as a pobblebonk, it can easily be identified by distinct 'bonk' call and dark brown back, white...

The water lily would have to be the most iconic aquatic plant of all time and is without doubt the crown jewel of all pond plants. And it’s not hard to see why! 

Available in a variety of colours, goldfish are an excellent addition to a home ornamental pond and are a great fish for beginners and get on really well with other pond fish. These fish do well in...

The nitrogen cycle is a multi-step process that breaks down waste in the pond into usable components for plants to use as food and is the backbone of the whole ecosystem. 

Showy marshwort is a small native lilly type species that can quickly fill a pond and provide excellent cover for wildlife and pond fish. 

Ecosystem ponds are beautiful, natural and low maintenance, which means no nasty chemicals to keep them looking beautiful. A win for you and a win for wildlife who access these bodies of water as t...