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There is a great Pond Filter called the Hydro Pond. It is based on the
design of sponge filters and works in ponds up to 1500 gallons. Prices start at $17.99. · Maintains the biological filtration when main filter is changed or cleaned. · Prevents debris such as dead fish and plant material from clogging the intake by distributing the suction evenly down the length of the sponge. · Prevents small or baby fish from being suctioned into the main filter or water pump. · Can be used as a temporary or permanent filter in ponds. · Traps larger waste particles, mechanically cleaning the water. · Includes adapters for use with various water pump intakes. · Can be used in vertical or horizontal position. · Easy to clean. Just rinse and squeeze. · Fits most water pumps and filters. http://americanaquariumproducts.com/...ondfilter.html |
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