rybnících
Rybníky are artificial ponds or small lakes, primarily found in Central Europe, especially in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Historically, they were constructed for aquaculture, serving as vital reservoirs for raising fish, most notably carp, which is a traditional Christmas meal in these regions. The practice of rybník construction dates back to the Middle Ages, with significant development occurring during the 15th and 16th centuries.
These water bodies are typically shallow and are created by damming small streams or rivers. The construction
Beyond their economic importance for fish farming, rybníky play a crucial role in local ecosystems. They serve