LN,

I missed your original post, but I have a few suggestions, as I know what
it's like not to have a "local pond store" (see my posts in another thread).

If there's a Sam's Club near you (much more likely than a pond store, IMHO),
take another look at the brands sold there.

What brand is your pump? (There should be a label on it somewhere.) Try
checking for the website of the manufacturer; you should be able to find the
dimensions of your pump there.

In my teeny water garden, I have a Little Giant pump; I recently bought
replacement "tube-thingy" at Lowes' Home Center, complete with 3 heads; I
assume that Home Depot would sell the same.

As for the boredom -- do you have any fish in your pond? There's a
*whole* lot more to think about if you have fish and/or plants!!! (OTOH,
it's a lot easier to bring in a pump in NH winter than drain pond & bring in
fish, etc.)

Anne Lurie
Raleigh, NC

"RichToyBox" wrote in message
news:VzIRa.85724$H17.27031@sccrnsc02...
Take the fountain part of the pump to any pond store and they should be
able
to fix you up. I think they all use standard size tubing into the spitter
portion.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html


"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
...
I have lost the paperwork for my Sam's Club prefab pond (the one with
the
smaller pond that waterfalls into a larger one). I want to see if I can
find
a fancier fountain head for it, but am not sure if I can put another
company's fountain head on my pump. Right now I have the standard bell
on
it. I'm bored with it. LOL

Does anyone else have one of these and know where I can find another
fountainhead that will fit?


--
LN in NH (new gardener in zone 5)
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