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Ponds can be a beautiful addition to your outdoor space. And if you have a pond—in order to properly maintain it—you’re going to need some tools and equipment. These may include pond deicers, pond water care supplies and a pond water pump.
Ideally, your pond water should be circulated at least once an hour. If you have a 1000-gallon pond, then a pond pump that runs at least 1000-gallons-per-hour will be the best choice for you and your fish.
A pond pump will help circulate and oxygenate your pond water. A waterfall pump is different. For a waterfall, you’ll be pumping water to create the water feature, and you’ll need to determine how wide you want your flow of waterfall to be. Every inch of stream width will need to pump 100-gallons-per-hour at the height you’re pumping. For example, if your pond pump needs to lift the water up 5 feet to the top of the waterfall, you’ll need a waterfall pump that moves 100-gallons-per-hour at 5 feet.
To get you started, here’s a list of some of the essential pond supplies that many pond enthusiasts enjoy.
Yes. Especially if you have live fish living in your pond, you will need a pond water pump. If there is no pond pump running in the water, the water will not circulate, and the life inside your pond will die. Even if you don’t have pets in your pond, circulation and filtering can be vital in keeping your water from becoming stagnant and a target for mosquitoes and bacteria. Think of your pond pump as the “beating heart” of your pond.
Pond Pumps
Small Pond Pumps
Pond Aeration Pumps
Pond Filters
Pond Supplies
Fish Pond Pump Filters
Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Aquarium Filter Pumps
Pond Aeration Fountains
Submersible Pumps
Pond Heaters
Pond Skimmers
Quiet Water Pumps For Aquariums
Pond Cleaning Tools
Aquarium Maintenance Pumps
Pond Lighting
Water Cooling Pumps For Aquariums
Floating Pond Plants
Waterfall Pond Supplies
Fish Pond Plants
Pond Boss Pond Pumps
Pondmaster Pond Pumps
Tetra Pond Pumps
Laguna Pond Pumps
Sicce Pond Pumps
Lifegard Aquatics Pond Pumps
Pondmaster Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Pondmaster Pond Supplies
Pond Boss Aquarium Equipment
Pond Boss Pond Supplies
Pondmaster Pond Filters
API Pond Supplies
Pondmaster
Sicce Pond Supplies
Lifegard Aquatics Pond Supplies
Hydor Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Imagitarium Pond Supplies
Sicce Pond Filters
Pond Boss
Laguna Pond Filters
Help! The submersible pump on my 3.7 gallon is making loud motor sounds and spitting out small bubbles that by morning cover the whole top of the tank. I’m scared for my fishes life what should I do?
when i was little my grandfather had a koi "patio pond" in a metal stock trough. I was wondering if it would be reasonable to do the same in a rubber one?what considerations would you consider?
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