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In This Issue:
Jan 20, 2006
|| Annual Pond Poll is Ready for You
|| 2005 Inventory Clearance - Some Great Bargains
|| Beneficial Bacteria in Winter
|| Last call to get the printed Pond Supplies Catalog Free
|| More fun Pond Stuff coming....
|| Fun (Pond) Fact
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Only 24 shopping days until....Valentines Day!
Forget about flowers and candy, everybody does that!
How about something that makes the Pond more romantic:
Lights, Fountain Pump, or a Pond Supplies Gift Certificate:
Visit PondMarket.com and be a hit this Valentines Day!
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|| The Annual Pond Poll
Every January we post the Pond Poll and let our subscribers
tell us about their ponds, what they would like to see in the
newsletter and on our website. Hurry over and register your
wants, likes, and dislikes (results are instantly available).
|| 2005 Inventory Clearance -- Great Bargains while they last
We
have cleaned out some more departments
and corners: Great Bargains available
on Pond Filters, Ultra Violet Clarifiers,
Pond Kits, etc....BUT...these prices
are only good as long as 2005 inventory
lasts. The Quantities on some items
are as few as three or four, so hurry....
Bargains
|| Beneficial Bacteria in Winter
Many ponds in colder climates are dormant now with pumps and
filters disconnected. Several subscribers have send emails
asking what they could do about the pond becoming somewhat stagnant.
One of the alternatives is to use a good cold weather beneficial
bacteria product to help keep the pond working until warmer weather
lets us put some movement back into our garden pond.
We have a couple of products that are favorites to use for this
purpose:
-- Microbe-Lift Autumn/Winter prep for a bacteria specially formulated
to work in colder water temperatures and
-- Aqua One is a good, all-around beneficial bacteria product that
works in almost any temperature.
Like so many of us, we envy our subscribers in the southern 1/3
of the US right now because we cannot enjoy our ponds as much
right now as you folks in the south can...but we can do our
utmost to keep the pond healthy so it comes back to life in
record time and as healthy as possible.
Anytime a pond starts to smell even just a little bit it is a
sign that things are not well. This circumstance should be
avoided at all cost and remedied at once if it occurs.
http://snipurl.com/PondWaterTreatments
Remember
that our new Pond Blog gets updated
several times a week with pond advice,
news, hints, tips, etc.... Check it
out: Pond
Blog
|| Last call for a printed Pond Supplies Catalog at NO COST
Each January we give our newsletter subscribers the chance to
order a free printed color Catalog of Pond Supplies. The
catalogs usually cost $ 1.99, but for a very limited time
are free to subscribers. Time is almost up!
Hurry and reserve your free copy now:
Free Catalog
|| More fun Pond Stuff coming....
We are hard at work, as we are every winter, to bring you new
and exiting stuff this year:
We already re-wrote all of our free pond e-books and published
some fun pond themed puzzles for your entertainment, but we
have a few more suprises up our sleeve!
Watch for the next edition of this newsletter in about two
weeks for more new and exciting things...
|| Fun (Pond) Fact:
Why are really red Koi so hard to find? U.S. water conditions
are usually not very helpful: Our water tends to be somewhat
alkaline, which produces good black coloring but makes the
reds tend toward orange.
Like this newsletter? Please pass it on to family and friends
who may also enjoy it! Family or friends have a pond or thinking
of building one? This newsletter may be just what they have
been looking for!
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