Filters
Filters are used for clearing the pond of organic material, such as leaves, pollen, and fish waste. A filter will greatly aid in keeping the pond clear and healthy. Filters also keep the pump in good shape by not allowing the organic material to clog the pump. Filters do need to be removed and cleaned periodically, please follow the manufacturer's instructions.
BioFalls and
Skimmers are used in the same
pond system
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Save you time by automatically sweeping the pond surface clean, depositing leaves and debris into an easy-to-clean debris net. The debris net and filter brushes act as a pre-filter for the pump, preventing leaves and debris from clogging it.
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Requires a few minutes every other week to clean while standing outside the pond.
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Excellent pre-filter for a biological filter, where maximum dissolved oxygen levels are required.
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Hides pump and plumbing from view.
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Built in overflow to handle heavy rainfall.
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Easily attaches and seals to EPDM Fish-Safe liner.
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Made from tough roto-molded high density polyethylene plastic.
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A Pump Pal should be used with any submersible pump that is not protected by a skimmer.
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It is placed on the bottom of the pond with the pump encased inside the filter.
Pondmaster Pressurized Filters
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Both biological and mechanical filtration are essential for every pond. The beneficial bacteria bed that builds on the filter media nitrifies any ammonia in the pond making it a healthier environment for aquatic life. Mechanical filtration removes debris in suspension in the pond water keeping it cleaner and clearer.
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NOTE: This filter is intended to pull suspended solids out of the water column. It is NOT designed to remove leaves and large solids from the pond. It should not be used as a vacuum.