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the surface of your pond needs to be 70% covered with floating water plants such as Lilly pads or duckweed. Then you need to have the underwater plants like parrot feather. Potted plants like papyrus, or cat tails are good to use too. This, along with a good water filter on your recirculating pump, and the right number of fish for the pond will do the trick. If you need more information, Google caring for fish ponds. Enjoy!