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Tetra Pond De-Icer, Thermostatically Controlled Winter Survival Solution For Fish, 300 Watts
Description
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Toxic gases caused by decaying matter and fish waste can become trapped under the ice. The TetraPond De-Icer is a winter survival solution for fish, keeping an area of your pond ice-free to allow harmful gases to escape through the opening. The energy-efficient thermostat control shuts off power when not needed. The natural stone finish blends with your pond's surroundings. This 300-watt device is effective down to -20 degrees. Includes a 3-year limited warranty (see product packaging for details). UL Listed. Never break the ice to create an opening in ice on the surface of your pond - you'll risk causing harmful shockwaves that can injure or even kill your fish.
- - POND DE-ICER: Keeps an area of your pond free from ice
- - WINTER SURVIVAL SOLUTION: Allows toxic gases from decaying matter to escape from under ice during the winter
- - EFFECTIVE: Works in temperatures as low as -20 degrees
- - 300-WATTS: Features a 15 foot power cord and thermostatically controlled shutoff
- - NATURAL FINISH: Stone finish complement's your pond's surroundings
Specifications
| SKU | 3328933 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Tetra |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
In extreme cold areas, where ice cover lasts for a long time, install a bubbler in addition to your de-icer. Keep the bubbler close to the surface of the water -like its name suggests, a bubbler produces thousands of bubbles that replenishes valuable oxygen in your pond, helping your fish survive.
Don't break the ice to create an opening in ice on the surface of your pond. You'll risk causing harmful shockwaves that can injure or kill your fish.
