As a beautiful and practical fish farming facility, circular fish ponds may also cause some troubling problems while providing a home for fish. The following are common problems and corresponding solutions to round fish ponds to help fish farmers create an ideal fish farming environment.

First of all, turbid water quality is a relatively common problem. This may be caused by insufficient filtration systems or failure to regularly clean and change water. The solution is to install a suitable filtration system, including physical, biological and chemical filtration links. Physical filtration removes impurities, biological filtration decomposes harmful substances, and chemical filtration absorbs odors and residual toxins. At the same time, clean the filter materials regularly and change the water by 10% - 20% every week to keep the water quality clear and stable.

Secondly, frequent fish diseases also plague many fish farmers. The reasons are usually poor water quality, excessive fish density, or new fish entering the pond are not quarantined properly. Preventive measures include maintaining good water quality, reasonably controlling the number of fish, avoiding overcrowding, and conducting quarantine and isolation observation before new fish enter the pool. Once a fish disease is discovered, the disease should be accurately judged in a timely manner, and corresponding drugs should be used for treatment. At the same time, the fish pond should be partially replaced and disinfected to prevent the spread of the disease.

Moreover, leaking water from the fish pond will affect the use and the surrounding environment. This may be due to poor sealing of materials during construction or cracks occurring during use. For slight leaks, special fish pond waterproof sealant can be used to repair them; if the leaks are serious, cracks in the pond wall and bottom need to be inspected and repaired, and waterproofing may even be needed to ensure the tightness of the fish pond.

In addition, too high water temperatures in summer and too low water temperatures in winter are also problems faced by circular fish ponds. In summer, the water temperature can be reduced by building sunshade nets and increasing water circulation; in winter, heating rods and covering insulation materials can be used to keep the water temperature appropriate to avoid violent fluctuations in water temperature causing harm to fish.

Common problems in round fish ponds are not terrible. As long as fish farmers master the right solution and strengthen daily maintenance and management, the round fish ponds can always be kept in good condition and provide fish with a healthy and comfortable place. Living space makes fish farming a recreational activity that is pleasant to the body and mind, rather than a source of trouble that is troubled by various problems.