Pond skimmer
A garden pond or fish pond is a wonderful sight in the garden. However, a lot of work is required to maintain the attractiveness of a pond. There are a lot of equipment and accessories, including skimmers. Especially in seasons where flower dust, petals and other suspended matter pollute the surface of the pond, the use of skimmers is a good method to keep the pond surface clean. Skimmers are available in different versions with different power ratings. This is mainly due to the size of the pond. The prices of skimmers also vary quite a bit, as in the Onlineshop of BB trade, where you can find the right skimmer for every need.
Pond skimmers and their function
Skimmers absorb the water on the surface of a pond, whereby, for example, flower dust and petals are sucked out simultaneously. This keeps the pond surface continuously clean. However, at the bottom of the pond, there are bubbles in the sludge layer with many small particles that rise at some point. Here too, skimmers reliably perform their service by sucking in the filled bubbles, so that the dirt particles of the bubbles can not deposit on the surface. In the free trade you can find swimming skimmers as well as permanent standing skimmers. Both models fulfill their purpose, the choice also depends on the size of the pond. Also on the Internet you can find many suppliers, such as BB trade, a specialist for pond and fish farming pond equipment and accessories.
Pond Skimmer WallSkim Active Slim from BB Trading
In addition to the technical wonder Skimmer WallSkim Active Slim, of course cheaper skimmer models are offered in the Onlineshop by BB trade. The Skimmer WallSkim Active Slim is highly recommended. This is a professional and high-quality water surface extraction for fixed installation in the pond wall. The surface of a pond thus remains permanently clean and clear. Within three working days, this skimmer of 1A quality is delivered directly into the house. So do not worry about skimmer - ask BB trading! Because here one is guaranteed to help.
