Tricker's is a family-run store. We are sorry to say that the aquatic store is currently running about a week+ lead time to ship due to family illness.
Call 1-855-222-1001 to inquire about or place an order for outdoor decor such as fountains, statues and furniture.
Or place your order for them online.
We look forward to continue serving your aquatic needs!
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Free Shipping: 100 Watt Pond Heater (Improved 3.0) Thermo Pond
Item #: 20-5050 Free Shipping. The NEW improved Thermo Pond 3.0 has new features over the older model of Thermo Pond! In areas where the threat of ice in winter is obvious, the necessity of a pool heater should be considered. The aquatic life in your pond, especially the fish, cannot survive heavy ice buildup and noxious gases may be trapped. The Thermo Pond Pool Heater 3.0 floats on the surface of the water and uses only 100 watts of energy. An automatic thermostat senses the water temperature and turns on when the temperature of the water approaches freezing. Maintains a hole in the ice to minus 20 degrees F. Has a 12 foot power cord. Tested in extreme cold areas! Does not harm pond liners or plastic ponds and does not need a pond guard. Recommended to use one pool heater for every 1000 gallons of water. This unit has a protected heating element that does not need to be routined cleaned with lime removing cleaners. Options: Can be used with the Aerator Kit or Air Pump that produces bubbles and enhances the prevention of ice formation at the surface. Tricker's offers two types of air pumps, read about these air pumps CLICK HERE. And the use of a GFCI, is highly recommended with any electrical device used in the water garden pool. Tricker Recommendation: Water gardens in the Northern States of latitude of Chicago, Cleveland, and New York should consider the use the 315 watts or higher for harsh winters. NOTE: This Thermo Pond heater should not be confused with the older discontinued model that had a shorter cord and claims of minus 30 degrees.FREE Shipping!
America's Oldest Water Garden Specialist established in 1892
William Tricker, Inc.® is a leading grower of aquatic plants and supplier of water garden products and aquarium supplies. Our aquatic greenhouses have produced superior aquatic plants for over a century. Our customers have been receiving quality guaranteed aquatics, some free,that make Water Gardening easy and fun to do. Purchase with confidence at Tricker's.
Tricker's Has a Long and Interesting History
William Tricker (1853-1916) was an originator of commercial water lily culture in the United States. He began experimenting in the later 1800s growing and hybridizing water lilies. He improved the shape, colors and hardiness of these beautiful aquatic plants.
In the early 1890's, he hybridized magnificent water lilies gave him a reputation as a lead grower of aquatic plants. He established a water lily nursery and company. In 1892, he introduced the first William Tricker catalog. This rare 1892 William Tricker Catalog as well as other water garden historic relics are still with the company.
Many hybrid water lilies were introduced and named by these noted individuals and are still available today. Some are unique and "first of a kind" in their respective classes and can be purchased from William Tricker, Inc.®.
You can still enjoy these spectacular Water Lily hybrids and witness the beauty observed long ago when we had time to ponder nature's miracles. Volumes of information about the accomplishments and dedication of the individuals that contributed to the success of Tricker's can be written.
Tricker's introduced many new water lily hybrids as well as developing fancy fish and ornamental fish propagation, fish remedies, water pH testing, aquatic fertilizers, fish food formulations, and the manufacture of aquariums and accessories.
Tricker's is, indeed, a company to trust to send you lovely live water lilies and aquatic animals suited for your picturesque water garden.
Member of Aquatic Growers and Suppliers of Water Garden Products
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, U.S. National Park Service
Read more about William Tricker and the historic water lily nursery at this link.
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