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Fish Pond Pumps

Welcome to our website.  We are glad you stopped by. It is our sincere hope that, on these web pages, you may be able to find the special deals that you are searching for on many different types of pond pumps from many different manufacturers.  Finding the right pond pump can truly make all the difference between having a pond that is a lot of work to maintain and one that is easily maintained and keeps your fish happy and keeps your water sparkling clean, aerated and ecologically balanced.  

There are two types of pumps that are used in today's pond.  These are the submersible pump and the external pump.  The external pumps are used mainly for much larger sizes of water gardens and ponds. These submersible pumps will handle your pond water circulation, help keep the water clean, aerate the water and also operate various water features that beautify and make your pond special to you.  And, all of these features will help ensure a healthy fish population.

Once you have selected the correct pond pump, according to the number of fish you have, how many water features you have, and the volume of your pond water, you will be able to enjoy it's beauty and aesthetics for many years to come.

To get the right size pump for your pond, whether it be a submersible or external pond pump, you must first calculate how many gallons of water your pond holds. For example, if your pond holds 3,000 gallons of water, then you will need a pump that can circulate that 3,000 gallons in one hour. This means that your pump must have at least a 3,000 gallon per hour (GPH) capacity.

Submersible Fish Pond Pumps:  This is your most commonly used type of fish pond pump, mainly because most ponds are smaller in area and volume, is the submersible pump. Submersible pond pumps, also known as In-Pond pumps are designed to run continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, completely submerged to at the bottom of your pond.  These pumps are not only known for their energy efficiency but also for their dependability and low maintenance costs. Some of the better pumps have only one moving part, the impeller, which is cheaply and easily replaced if it fails. There are many well known makes and models available for which you can usually find great seasonal deals and prices. Another great feature of the submersible pond pump is it's plug and play operation.  You simply place it just a few inches above the bottom of your pond and plug it in to it's outlet.  That's it!

External Fish Pond Pumps: The second most popular pond pump is the external pump. This pump may be what you need if you have a large pond or a pond that has many water features, water filters and a waterfall.  One of the main benefits of some of the better external pumps over the submersible pump is that the external pump allows a cleaner system. The external pump has a bottom (inverted bottom drain) combination which allows dirt and debris to be easily removed from the bottom of the pond. This places the muck where one can have easy access to it. Some say that without a doubt the external fish pond pump system is the most efficient way to have a cleaner pond with less maintenance required.