Blagdon Inpond 5-in-1 6000 Easy Care Clean Pond Solution, 26.5w Pond Pump & Filter with UV Clarifier for Algae Control and Clear Water, LED Light, 3 Fountain Heads, for Ponds Up to 6,000L, Black

Had been using a solar filter but obviously when there was no sun it didn't filter so I decided to buy a more expensive power corded filter. So far I'm impressed with the filter and have seeing a vast improvement in water quality. The fish seem to be happier(if that makes sense) Keep in mind that the UV light needs to be replaced (as per manufacturers advice). I did a quick search and the price seems to be around the $50AU mark. Also you will find they need to be connected to a power plug so you will need 2 of them, easy enough to connect. It is compatible to Australian power supply. Would recommend.

Ho acquistato questo prodotto in quanto il mio laghetto da circa 750 litri era sempre torbido e verde. Questo filtro pompa è dotato di nr. 3 spugne filtranti di varie dimensioni e 4 sacchetti di cannolicchi in ceramica e la lampada uv-c da 9 watt. In pochi mesi il mio laghetto grazie a questo prodotto è tornato ad essere limpidissima. Il prodotto è dotato di lampa a led a immersione che rene il laghetto molto elegante. Si accende e si spegne in automatico in quanto è dotato di un sensore crepuscolare. L'asta dei giochi d'acqua è regolabile in tutte le direzioni il ciò lo rende molto utile, specialmente se il fondo del laghetto non è in piano. Faccio presente che nei mesi caldi il filtro lo lavo una volta a settimana in quanto si intasa di melma e alghe. Da qui vi rendete conto del suo ottimo funzionamento.

Increíble!! En solo 3 días mi mini estanque se 250L paso de ser verde ( ni se veían los peces) a agua cristalina. Un 10... la iluminación nocturna queda de maravilla . Lastima no hacerlo comprado antes, 2 cambiando agua, añadiendo productos químicos.. y este filtro en 3 días lo deja perfecto..

I bought this pump and it only worked for two weeks before the pump slowed down to a trickle

We've had pond filters/pumps for years, and this one is the best yet. The traditional set-up is a pump, some hose to the UV, then into a tank with foam filters, bio media, and back into the water. This works the other way round sucking the water in through the top, through course foam, finer foam, very fine thin foam, bio media, UV and then the pump. All under the water, so it will never leak or pump the pond dry. Genius. Cleaning our old one was a real chore, and very messy. The pump always needed cleaning as it got wrapped in weed, sometimes the hose needed cleaning, the UV was of dubious use after as it was always mucky, and the foam was very messy to lift out and clean. Leave it too long, and it would overflow and the pond level would promptly drop. With this you can either have a fountain, and it comes with a variety of pipes and spouts, or you can add a hose to use a pond side ornamental object. I've stayed with the supplied fountain, which gives a really good 'running water' noise. The fountain outlet adjusts in every direction, so if like me your pond bottom isn't that flat, and the water level varies depending on how much it's rained, you can still get the fountain to spray straight up from the water level. The LED lights illuminate the fountain and are surprisingly effective. You can cover the sensor, so they don't have to be on if you don't want them. It's been running for a couple of months, and I waited to review it until I knew how it was working. The water is now crystal clear, which the other products very rarely achieved. It's really simple to clean. I leave the handle upright as it's in around 18 inches of water, and this makes it very easy to lift out to clean it. My pond volume is close to the maximum suggested, and has some large goldfish in it. The instructions suggest washing the filters in a bucket of pond water, but it's much easier to just hose them clean. (I leave the bio media alone unless it's really nasty.) As you lift it out of the pond, the main weight is the water in it, so I tip it so it goes back into the pond, and then lift it out nearly empty and much lighter. It's been really well thought out. Once the pump dropped off, and this was due to the fitting holding it to the main body unscrewing. I did have to take it completely to bits to re-fit that bit, but that was only 4 small screws and some time. I have been cleaning it weekly, but I'm probably contributing to that by using treatments for blanket weed and muck digestion, making it work quite hard. You know when it needs a clean, as the fountain gets smaller. There's also algae which needs cleaning off the lights and fountain head to keep them working well. Handy tip, use an upturned garden soil sieve to put the dirty foam on, and hose through it to clean them. Do it on the lawn, and it's free lawn food as well. It's possible to clean it all with only your hands getting wet - with care.