Is the fish pond bird repeller useful?

Common birds living by ponds include egrets, eagles, cormorants, gray storks, wild ducks, gulls, gray geese, and even swans. These waterfowl occasionally discharge their feces into the pond while hunting, introducing unknown bacteria and pathogens. In severe cases, it may lead to widespread death of fish and shrimp, seriously reducing the final yield of fish and shrimp in the pond.

In the face of the harm caused by these waterbirds, the installation of bird nets can indeed recover a certain amount of economic losses, but this method of net installation does not have a preventive effect on night herons and kingfishers. Therefore, even if nets are only installed by the pond, the fish pond will still suffer losses. However, it is very expensive and difficult to fully cover the entire water surface with a net.

Let's take a look at the fish pond bird repeller. Firstly, bird repellents do not require the same amount of manpower, material resources, and time as setting up protective nets, resulting in reduced costs. On the other hand, intelligent bird repellents can be connected in series with sound speakers or strong speakers, increasing coverage area and long service life, further reducing costs. Thirdly, due to the diverse sounds of bird repellents, birds do not develop adaptability to them. Fourthly, the bird repellent does not require special manual maintenance and has higher intelligence. The protective net is highly damaged and requires frequent inspection of its degree of damage. Finally, if a protective net is used, it must be lifted when fishing, and then laid on. This is both time-consuming and labor-intensive. If a bird repellent is used, there will be no such trouble.

So, it is recommended that everyone still use the Tongkai Technology fish pond bird repellent to drive birds.