How do I get rid of a koi pond?

How to Remove a Garden Pond

  1. Remove all plants and fish from the pond.
  2. Remove any pumps or filters attached to the pond.
  3. Bail the water out of the pond with a bucket.
  4. Remove any other objects from inside the pond, such as rocks or décor.
  5. Move any large rocks and pots surrounding the pond.

How do I get rid of brown water in my koi pond?

The beneficial bacteria will digest any accumulated organic debris and eliminate the brown water. Use Activated Carbon: If you have debris tea, toss a media bag filled with Activated Carbon into your pond. The carbon will absorb the tannins, leaving behind clear water.

Can I fill in a koi pond?

You want free-draining fill, not fine sand, silty, or clayey fill. If concrete will likely take a jackhammer for the holes – or just cut holes in the liner if plastic lined, or grab hold and pull and rip it up while someone else cuts away the edge of the buried liner with a utility knife.

Should I fill in my koi pond?

You can do nothing but that’s just more of the same stress. There’s always filling it in, though that may cost more than you like. So it’s either build up stress by doing nothing, pay more to cover it up or transform your unwanted pond into something you’ll absolutely love.

How do you treat fish pond water?

Dissolve 2.5 cupfuls of Pond Salt in 10 U.S. gallons of pond water making a 2.0% solution. Gently place fish in a soft nylon net, then lower them into the salt dip for 5 to 10 minutes, no longer. As a result, a majority of microscopic parasites that kill fish will drop off the fish.

How do you fill in an old koi pond?

Here’s what I have in mind, but I have my doubts.

  1. Drain the water to somewhere (public drain?)
  2. Remove rubber tarp that’s likely containing the water.
  3. Fill the hole with the huge rocks from the edge and alternate rock source (link below)
  4. Drop clay/soil over the rocks to fill in the gaps.
  5. Seed with grass and water.

How much does it cost to fill in a koi pond?

If going for a level surface the fill should be compacted rather than just dumped fill, or it will settle maybe as much as 6-12 inches over the next few years. Cost likely in the $300-500 range assuming a dumptruck can get to the pond – more like $500-800 range if will take wheelbarrowing because of fencing or such.

How do you fill in an old fish pond?

The professional method would be to remove all the hardcore, trash, etc. Then pump out the water. Then fill with the same soil type, clay, up to the top soil loam layer. The fill soil is tamped (compressed) every 4-6″ of added clay.

What is the best treatment for green pond water?

The quickest and easiest way to combat green water is to fit a pump, pond filter and Ultra Violet Clarifier. Pond water is pumped through the UVC where ultraviolet light damages and disrupts algae that pass through it. The algae cells are then caught in the mechanical section of the filter, and water quickly clears.

How do you fix green fish pond water?

  1. How do I clear my green pond water?
  2. Add a filter.
  3. Add rock.
  4. Aerate your pond.
  5. Grow the right aquatic plants.
  6. Supplement your beneficial bacteria.

How do you clear green fish pond water?

Is it expensive to fill in a pond?

What can I do with my old koi pond?

There are a few ways you can do it to:

  1. Renovate your pond so it looks the same but functions smoothly and stays low maintenance so you can work less to enjoy more.
  2. Transform your pond into a pondless water feature so it’s even less work.
  3. Turn your unwanted pond into a fountainscape for a totally new look.