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July 23rd 03, 03:52 PM
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Help choosing a pump for my new pond....
I am in the process of building a pond about 1500 gallons.
I currently have two submersible pumps. 1 535 gph beckett, 1 200 gph (not sure) My wife wants a waterfall probably about 2 ft high.. I am trying to understand the Pluses and Minuses of a normal pond pump vs a waterfall pump... I know one thing to keep in mind is the max lift.. But when I compare prices the Waterfall pumps seem to be cheaper.. EX.. Pond pump 500 GPH $89.99 and a waterfall pump 2000 GPH $119.99 So what I am wondering is... If a 2000 GPH waterfall pump is only $30 more.. Than why not go with that.. Ben Raines 
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