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How to Winterize a Koi Pond
If you're fortunate enough to live in a warm climate, your pond can stay active all winter. However, if you live farther north, you're going to have to do a little bit of preparation in order to ensure that your pond survives. The most common problem for Koi ponds during the winter months is aeration.

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Calendar of Programs 2009

Cabin Fever Days!

Chase away winter by joining us for four consecutive Sunday Seminars:

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West County Landscap...
West County Landscape Gloves Rugged, durable, and heavy-duty best describes our Landscape Glove. This pro-style glove is our most high-tech glove. Reinforced with coated...
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PerformancePro Artes...
PerformancePro Artesian (Low R.P.M.) The Performance Pro Artesian Pond Pumps are the perfect choice for high efficiency and reliability, combined with the convenience of self-pr...
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TetraPond OFX Debris...
TetraPond OFX Debris Handling Pumps The OFX Series is Tetra‘s latest pond pump. The OFX’s new design allows it to resist blockage and send debris up to 3/8” t...
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Koi & Pond Tip of the Day
March 9th, 2010
Filters that have not had water circulating through them for the winter should be cleaned well before turning the pump back on this spring. Cleaning will remove toxins that can develop from waste breaking down in the filter in the absence of oxygen. Once your filter is up and running, seed it with beneficial bacteria.
Tips by » Koi Clubs USA