How do you remove soap from a fish pond?

1. Stop the source of the soap. If the soap is coming from a nearby source, such as a sink or shower, turn off the water and plug the drain. If the soap is coming from a swimming pool, stop using the pool and cover it with a tarp.

2. Skim the surface of the pond. Use a net to remove any floating soap suds.

3. Add activated carbon. Activated carbon is a natural absorbent that will help to remove the soap from the water. Add the activated carbon to the pond according to the package directions.

4. Wait 24 hours. The activated carbon will need time to work. After 24 hours, the water should be clear of soap.

5. Test the water. Use a water test kit to make sure that the soap has been removed. If the water is still soapy, repeat steps 2-4.

6. Change the water. If the soap has not been removed after several attempts, you may need to change the water in the pond.

Here are some additional tips for removing soap from a fish pond:

* Use a soft net when skimming the surface of the pond. A hard net can damage the fish.

* Do not use detergents or other harsh chemicals to remove the soap. These chemicals can harm the fish.

* If you have a lot of soap in your pond, you may need to hire a professional to remove it.