1–2″ fingerling- a forage fish; can grow to 3″ ; readily consumed by predatory species. Ordered by the 100 count.

2–4″ fingerling- a forage and sport fish; know for their rapid growth to 10″; the primary prey of largemouth bass

2–4″- closely related to the bluegill; popular pan fish; can grow up to 11″; eats snails, crayfish and small fish

2-3” fingerling- primarily a sport fish; can grow over 25” and 14 lbs.; ravenous predatory feeder; will eat anything that fits in mouth

4–5″ fingerling- a sport and food fish; spawns are forage for bass; can grow up to 14″ ; easier to catch after a hard rain

2–3″ fingerling- a forage and sport fish; can grow up to 10″; the primary prey of largemouth bass

6–8″- Maximum length is 3 ft; do best in ponds with more than one koi; get along well with other, non-aggressive fish; great for controlling duckweed and other aquatic weeds

8–14″- good for aquatic weed control

The grass carp we sell are true triploid Amur and CANNOT REPRODUCE!

2–3″- fingerling-requires brush or weeds to lay eggs during the first part of April

Nature’s Pond Conditioner by Koenders is a two in one bottle product. First, you have a bacteria that will, over time, turn the black muck in your pond into clean water, helping to lower the fertility levels in the pond. Secondly, there is a food grade dye in it as well, that will give your pond a natural green color to help block out sunlight and slow the growth of unwanted plant life.

We recommend brand new ponds to use 1 gallon per acre per year, and for ponds with heavy concentration of duckweed, water meal and algae blooms, you should use a gallon per quarter acre, 1-2 times a year.

Nature’s Pond Conditioner by Koenders is a two in one bottle product. First, you have a bacteria that will, over time, turn the black muck in your pond into clean water, helping to lower the fertility levels in the pond. Secondly, there is a food grade dye in it as well, that will give your pond a natural green color to help block out sunlight and slow the growth of unwanted plant life.

We recommend brand new ponds to use 1 gallon per acre per year, and for ponds with heavy concentration of duckweed, water meal and algae blooms, you should use a gallon per quarter acre, 1-2 times a year.

In this book, Steve covers the most helpful aspects of farm pond and lake management, including:

Stocking recommendations

Fish undercover and feeding your fish

A fish biography

Spawning habits of frogs and fish

Aeration and oxygen

Your pond and wildlife, predatory birds and animals, muskrats and beavers

Weed identification and control

Pond construction, fertility control, pond Q&A

Recipes, fishing notes, stocking notes

…And much more

This book is a gold mine for any new or veteran pond stocker and will help you keep your fish happy and healthy all season long.

Optimal Fish Food, comes in 40 lb. bag.