Predator Control

A white heron stands on a rock in water, holding a fish in its beak. The heron has yellow eyes, black legs, and yellow feet. The fish is orange and yellow with large eyes, and water droplets are falling from its body.

Some predators, such as raccoons, don't mind getting wet for a meal. Adding rock overhangs to your pond is not only a beautiful feature, but it can help prevent predators from reaching in and snacking on your koi.

You can also place a net across your pond (held down by rocks or stakes) to deter nighttime raccoon visitors. Try to keep the netting lifted off the water's surface so that your fish don't get caught.

A piece of weathered, cracked wood with a hollow center and jagged edges.

Faux Logs and Faux Driftwoods

Protective Pond Netting

Pond netting kit includes a box with pond image, three rolls of black netting, and black stakes for installation.

Predator Control

You can also place a net across your pond (held down by rocks or stakes) to deter nighttime raccoon visitors. Try to keep the netting lifted off the water's surface so that your fish don't get caught.

Faux Logs and Faux Driftwoods

Protective Pond Netting

Pond Netting effectively keeps debris and predators from entering the ponds, waterfalls, and other water features.

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