Modern filter pumps now have coarse mesh inlets, around 6-8mm, to allow larger particles of fish waste and plant material to be macerated and sent to the biological filter. These pumps must be left running 24 hours per day therefore choosing a pump with a lower electrical consumption (wattage) and a long guarantee is wise. Cheaper sump style pumps may at first glance look attractive but may in the long run cost much more to run and have a limited life.

Filter pumps can be used to supply a waterfall, but are not suitable for running fountains as the large particles being pumped will quickly block any fountain jet holes

If you are unsure of your ponds Litres/Gallons just enter your measurements into our volume calculator (down the left side) and we will work it out for you.


Filter Pumps

Power consumption in watt 95 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£129.99

Power consumption in watt 140 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£139.99

  Power consumption in watt 25 Max. flow rate (l/h..

£49.99

Power consumption in watt 180 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£159.99

Power consumption in watt 40 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£59.99

Power consumption in watt 60 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£99.99

Power consumption in watt 70 Max. flow rate (l/h) ..

£113.99

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