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Produce => Ponds 'n' Stuff => Topic started by: Spookyville on June 10, 2007, 20:48:37

Title: pump adequate for supplying a downhill stream
Post by: Spookyville on June 10, 2007, 20:48:37
can anyone recommend a pond pump that can pump water approx 25-30ft up uphill (prbably 3-5ft in height) looking to create a stream running downhill to my fish(less at the mo) pond. the water would come out into a smallish pool which would then drain off into the wildlife pond at one siude and into the stream down to the fishpond as well.

its a new project I will be starting before the end of the year hopefully  ;D

Title: Re: pump adequate for supplying a downhill stream
Post by: Andy H on June 15, 2008, 20:27:57
depends on width of stream really and how much flow you want.
The height is the main thing or what they call "the head"5ft would slow any pump but I guess a 2000gph pump would still create a good flow.

I broke something ealier on the UV so pump is temp just flowing into pond and I just went out and lifted the pipe to 5ft and I didnt notice much slowing, in fact I gat water everyewhere.....!
Title: Re: pump adequate for supplying a downhill stream
Post by: Ishard on June 16, 2008, 05:28:18
Aquamax 10000 amazing pumps and they never die
Title: Re: pump adequate for supplying a downhill stream
Post by: hippydave on June 17, 2008, 19:30:52
i agree with ishard the aquamax are fantastic pumps and will handle solid particles upto 10mm in diameter so it takes a lot to block them up and they have no prefilers to slow down the flow of water through the pump as it becomes cloged with detritis.