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I need a good water pump for my pond
I have a 9'x7' semi round pond that at one end is 16" deep and at the
other end is 20" deep, with a water fall at the deepest end. (I am currently borrowing my friend sump pump (1/3 horse). I like it, but he told me that these sump pumps from home depot tend to leak from time to time. Oh yeah, he wants it back as soon as I buy my own. I also have a home depot water filter which is in the water, which I don't like) my pond is around 700 gallons. It is only about 2 months old. I have order a kit from Skippy's to make a 100 gallons stock tank filter that will be good for ponds up to 3500 gallons. I know that it is an over kill but I am planning to expand the pond in the future. I will be adding a second pond with a creek in between both. So I need as much filtration as I can get, but I need a good pump to handle my needs now and in the future. I deviating between a water pump (Meg-drive) or sump pump (well type that it is continuous use) or water fall pump. I have $225.00 dollars to spend on a good pump. I would like something that is going to last me for a while. I also know that sump pump may leak. I have also read here, that Meg-drive pump may or may not last more that 2 years. I am clueless and I need all of your folks help and suggestion on this. I know that some of you have been doing ponds for a long time and have great suggestions for this rookie. Thanks, Carlos |
I need a good water pump for my pond
If you're going to spend that much on a pump, get a Sequence. Mine has been
running 24/7 for better than 3 years with out any problems at all. Just my $0.02 Paul |
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