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August 18th 04, 03:41 AM
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The Filtoclear as well as the Fishmate do NOT come with a pump. The
Oase comes with a 9 watt UV and I think Fishmate sells a model with the UV included. You'll have to buy a pump separately and connect to the filter using tubing or PVC pipe. I looked at the Fishmate also but I've learned that you get what you pay for and decided to dish out the cash on the Oase. - RL "Gareee©" wrote in message ... "Rich L" wrote in message om... I purchased an OASE filtoclear 3000 (pondliner.com) for my 1800 gallon koi pond. ... Does this need an additional pump, or is one built in? We were considering the UV solution, and this kind of integrates a UV and a filter, so might actually be worth the shell out of cash... 
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