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External Pond Pumps - Koi Enterprise

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External Pond Pumps

Pumps come in an array of models and sizes. Pumps are available in both submersible and external (out-of-pond models). We can help you select the best model and connecting equipment for your purposes. For the smaller pond, a submersible pump is the most economical.

Pumps are sized by gallons per hour (GPH) output at one foot of lift or height. Larger capacity pumps are rated by horsepower (hp).

It is recommended that the water in a basic pond be turned between ½ to 1 times per hour. A 500-galon pond should have at least a 500 Gallon Per Hour pump.

When sizing a pump for a pond there are a few other considerations. How high will the pump have to lift water? Will there be a waterfall, fountain or statuary? Will there be filters? All of these variables reduce the amount of flow, which could affect water quality and clarity.


ArtesianPro 1/3-73
ArtesianPro 1/3-73The PerformancePro ArtesianPro advances the high efficiency and self-priming advantages of the original Artesian pump series. Designed for q...
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Tiny Might Pump 1/16...
Tiny Might Pump 1/16 HPThe Tiny Might Pump is one of the hardest working small external pumps on the market today! The Tiny Might Pump is made in America of high ...
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$169.00 (Buy Now)
Cascade 1/4-49 Koi ...
Cascade 1/4-49  Koi Pond External PumpPerformancePro Cascade is a high efficiency, industrial grade pump. Ideal for your pond, water feature, or general transfer and recirculatio...
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$430.00 (Buy Now)

Koi & Pond Tip of the Day
March 21st, 2010
Remember to stop feeding your fish when the water temperature in the pond drops below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The metabolism of the fish slows drastically at this point and the fish cannot properly digest food.
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