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Effective pond heron deterrent.
Keep your pond safe from herons! For years pondkeepers have struggled with the problem of herons and other pond predators stealing fish. This can be incredibly frustrating as pond fish are expensive and we get attached to our fishy friends. An effective solution is to throw a pond net over the entire pond but the disadvantage of this method is that it spoils the looks of the pond. Fortunately the PondXpert Pond Protector System has arrived! This is a novel and effective solution to an the age-old problem of herons. The system consists of specially designed floating rings that are designed to be positioned at the edge of your pond. The rings interlock forming a barrier between the pond predators and your precious fish. The joined-up rings form a floating fence that is designed to cover the perimeter of your pond only.
Brown water can be notoriously difficult to clear. It is mainly caused by loose soil or tannins in the water. Below are a few tips for how to diagnose brown water!
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PondXpert Pond Protectors 20 Ring Pack
The hexagon pond protection are a great product and helps protect from birds
PondXpert Pond Protectors 20 Ring Pack
See my report on Feefo under Peter Teignmouth. They just do not what they say on the packet
On 07-Jul-2020 the supplier responded:
Good afternoon,
I am sorry to hear that this usually great product did not work for you on this occasion.
Unfortunately there is no "one size fits all" resolution to preventing heron attacks and so, what works for one may not work for another.
I have issued you with a refund on this product.
Best wishes,
Laurie
PondXpert Pond Protectors 20 Ring Pack
Easy to assemble, haven’t lost any fish yet, will need to wait to see if they really stop the Heron.