Can water lilies be grown in fish ponds? What kind of pots are best for water lilies in fish tanks?

Many people like to keep some water lilies at home because of their fragrant flowers and rich protein and vitamin C. So can water lilies be grown in fish ponds? What kind of pot is best for growing water lilies in fish tanks? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

Can water lilies be planted in fish ponds?

It is best not to plant aquatic plants with silt in the fish pond, because the fish will constantly dig up the roots of the aquatic plants, causing the silt inside to spread out and affect the water quality. If you want to plant water lilies in the fish pond, you need to put them in a pot, press them with small stones first, and then put some large stones on top to cover them. Or you can raise the pot a little higher.

What kind of pot is best for water lilies in fish tanks?

What kind of flower pots should be used to grow water lilies? This has not been studied seriously. Water lilies are best grown outdoors because they like strong light. Only by increasing the sun can they bloom beautiful flowers. In addition, if there is no filtration, fish excrement and food residues are easily accumulated around the water lily pot, which need to be regularly extracted to prevent deterioration and affect the water quality.

How often should the water in the water lily tank be changed?

Under the premise of sufficient light, if there is a certain amount of moss in the ceramic tank, and the total weight of the small fish raised in it does not exceed 10 grams, it is not necessary to change the water frequently regardless of whether water lilies and bowl lotus are planted. Because the moss in the basin water can absorb organic matter and carbon dioxide in the water body under the light and release oxygen to purify the water quality (the moss should not cover the entire basin, and it should be properly removed). It is better to fill the basin with water to the edge, because the water surface close to the edge of the basin is conducive to the wind blowing on the water surface, which can blow away the organic water film and disturb the water surface, making it easier for oxygen in the air to dissolve into the water. Under the above conditions, it does not need to change the water frequently, generally only supplement and add, or change the water every 10-20 days, in order to reduce the calcium and magnesium hardness of the stale water.