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Pond Design Beautifully simple water gardening Planning and Budgeting Your Pond Selecting the pond type There are many things to consider when deciding to add a pond to a home. Planning ahead will not only prevent mistakes but will also save time and money. To help make certain of lasting success, the following should be established up-front: • How much can be spent • How much space is being allocated for the pond or water feature • What kind of pond/water feature is desired (liner, pre-form, self-contained or waterfall) • Final size of the pond • Will the pond incorporate fish or plants, or both Selecting the equipment Once the desired pond size and type has been determined, be sure to choose equipment that best suits its unique requirements. Basic pond equipment required: Liner or pre-forms Liners provide the flexibility to build a pond in any desired shape, while pre-forms are an ideal choice when space and time are limited. Filters Filter type and capacity will depend on size and location of the pond, as well as the quantity of plants & fish being incorporated. Pumps To select the correct pump size, determine the pond’s volume. It is recommended that the water in a pond be circulated at least once every 2 hours. Therefore, the pump should have a GPH rating of at least half of the pond size. Hosing, connectors, and clamps The “nuts and bolts” of any pond system, choose equipment accessories that ensure quick and easy installation. UV Sterilizers/Clarifiers Incorporate a UV to ensure crystal clear water. It is the environmentally friendly approach towards controlling green water. Lighting & Pond Accessories Help enhance & maintain the beauty of a pond by incorporating lighting and accessories. Things to further consider are: Price - invest in good quality pond equipment at the onset, trying to save by purchasing a more economical system or equipment that seems like a great deal may seem like a wise decision, however inexpensive equipment often requires extensive maintenance - costing time, effort, and money in the long run. Power consumption - establish the amount of electricity that the pond equipment will generate and account for their cost in the overall budget. Maintenance - in general most pond equipment requires some level of maintenance - consumers need to factor in the level of maintenance they are willing and able to perform when selecting equipment. 2 www.lagunaponds.com | 2011
Pumps max-flo European-engineered Pumps Specifically designed to provide continuous and reliable water circulation, Max-Flo pumps process water loaded with moderate amounts of suspended solids and transport them to suitable external filter systems. Without an adequately sized pump, a pond can fail in sustaining a healthy eco-system. Pond pumps are essential for circulating pond water and are a crucial step in the pond construction process. Powerful, innovative and reliable, Laguna pumps have earned a reputation for energy efficiency, high performance and lasting durability. 3
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Page 21 and 22: LED bulbs can reduce energy consump
Page 23 and 24: UV Sterilizers/Clarifiers New UV St
Page 27 and 28: Water Maintenance Powerclean Cordle
Page 29 and 30: TRADITIONAL WATER TREATMENTS PRODUC
Page 31 and 32: PRO POND NET AND SKIMMER PT827 PT82
Page 33 and 34: Fish Food and Treats FISH FOODS Now
Page 35 and 36: Q- I’ve been told that pond fish
Page 37 and 38: Planting Accessories Floating Plant
Page 39 and 40: PT960 PT961 PLANTING BASKETS PT960
Page 41 and 42: Liners and Pre-formed Ponds EPDM Ru
Page 43 and 44: WATER BASIN PT788 - Rectangle 60 U.
Page 45 and 46: Hosing, Connectors, Clamps and Acce
Page 49 and 50: Winterizing Power Heat 500 Watt De-
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