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Waterfall Pond Pumps
Before you begin building your waterfall pond,
you need to decide what type of waterfall you
wish to have with your pond.
Do you want it to
be a soothing and peaceful waterfall, or do you
want to have the high flow, roaring waterfall?
The ideology behind choosing the pumps is
relatively the same; however, you will obviously
require a larger pump for a larger waterfall.
Location of your pond is also another factor
when choosing a waterfall pump. If you are going
to need to turn off the waterfall pump, then you
need to consider having another, smaller pump,
running continuously to keep the biological
filter running effectively.
Another consideration when deciding what type of
waterfall you want to have with your pond is the
cost of electricity to run the pump. A large
pump will consume a great deal of electricity,
driving up the cost of your energy bills
significantly. The initial cost of a pond pump
is the least of your worries—it is the long term
running of the pump that will be a concern.
In order to choose the correct pump for your
waterfall, you need two vital pieces of
information—the vertical height of the waterfall
inlet above the surface of your pond and the
width of the water overflow point for the
waterfall.
Ensure that you have some professional help when
choosing a waterfall pond pump. Having a pump
that is too small will not only be disappointing
but can affect the health of your entire pond.
It is imperative that your pond pump be of an
adequate size for your pond—to help the filters
work properly and keep toxins in your pond to a
minimum. If your pond pump is too large, you can
burn it out by not having enough water to run
through it. Thusly, you will also be consuming
more energy than is necessary to have a healthy
pond and run your waterfall, which in turn can
be a very costly endeavor.
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