What kind of fish will clean my pond?

In this regard, will algae eaters survive in a pond?

1) Siamese Algae Eater Their enterprising nature and large appetites may make them poor neighbors of smaller fish like minnows, but boon companions of most common pond fish, like goldfish and koi. Siamese algae eaters can live up to ten years, but do not thrive in temperatures below 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Similarly, will bleach kill algae in a pond? Plants cannot handle large amounts of bleach, though the chlorine level in tap water will not harm vegetation. Bleach also kills fish, insects and frogs that may be living in and around your pond. Bleach will kill unwanted bacteria and algae, but at the expense of everything else in the pond.

Similarly one may ask, are Plecos good for ponds?

A Bristlenose Pleco. Overall, plecos should not be left to overwinter outdoors if you don't live in a warm region. To help plecos survive winters, you could utilize a pond heater or bring them inside to an indoor pond or aquarium, provided it's large enough to house this hefty species.

How do I keep my pond clean naturally?

Use natural methods like barley straw, plants, and biofilters to keep your pond clean. Ultraviolet clarifiers, pond treatments, and gypsum are also useful for keeping the water clean and clear. Finally, empty the pond at least once a year by removing all plants, water, and fish before refilling it.