Organic lake!
The biological lake that keeps itself clean thanks to aquatic plants
Want to know more? Here are some interesting facts:
The Biological Lake is the beating heart of our natural ecosystem: a water basin purified exclusively by aquatic plants and microorganisms, without the use of chemicals. It is a place to observe, relax and connect with the environment, where biodiversity is the protagonist. Fish, dragonflies and water birds coexist in balance, offering an authentic and instructive spectacle. Ideal for those who wish to immerse themselves in nature, listen to its sounds and rediscover the value of slowness. A quiet corner that tells of the beauty of sustainability in action. A biolago is home to a variety of animals, including amphibians such as frogs and toads, insects such as dragonflies and detritivores, and occasionally some fish and birds. These organisms help to create a self-sustaining ecosystem, with natural predators (such as dragonflies) controlling populations of pests such as mosquitoes, and filter-feeding organisms helping to keep the water clean. Aquatic fauna and amphibians Amphibians: Females lay their eggs in the water, and tadpoles feed on algae. Among the most common are frogs, toads and salamanders, which choose the pond as their habitat. Insects : Dragonflies and their larvae (mosquito predators), dicots, ephemeroptera and trichoptera are common. Fish : In a bio-lake they are not ideal, as their excrement increases the amount of waste to be purified. However, if present (often from eggs carried by birds), species such as goldfish, gambusias, medaka and koi carp can be found. Invertebrates : Freshwater mussels can help keep the water clean by filtering organic particles. Birds and other animals Birds : Many birds frequent the banks for watering or hunting (such as herons), sometimes carrying plant seeds or fish eggs from one place to another. Snakes : They may be attracted to the environment, but snakes are harmless. Pets: Some dogs and cats may be attracted to the biolago. Advantages of the bio-lake Mosquito control: Water circulation and the presence of natural predators such as dragonflies reduce the mosquito population. Water health: The presence of amphibians and filter-feeding invertebrates testifies to the good water quality. Biodiversity: A bio-lake supports a complex ecosystem, creating an environment rich in life.
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