F firstimer Non-member Dec 7, 2012 #1 would this work fine ?? the ES series? not sure if anyone has ever tried these. I used to run those in my koi ponds. http://www.highdesertkoi.com/ thanks!
would this work fine ?? the ES series? not sure if anyone has ever tried these. I used to run those in my koi ponds. http://www.highdesertkoi.com/ thanks!
mannix Non-member Dec 8, 2012 #4 I used pond masters for a while and they both started shorting out aft.er about 6 months in saltwater
I used pond masters for a while and they both started shorting out aft.er about 6 months in saltwater
P P-Nut Non-member Dec 8, 2012 #5 I used pond pumps from lowes for years. Not one problem. I have one right now, and I cant even hear it running. I also use the same pumps in my pond. (same brand and bought at the same store, not the actual pump) PS: I never used the ones you posted on the link. The ones I use are "in sump" pumps
I used pond pumps from lowes for years. Not one problem. I have one right now, and I cant even hear it running. I also use the same pumps in my pond. (same brand and bought at the same store, not the actual pump) PS: I never used the ones you posted on the link. The ones I use are "in sump" pumps
dz6t Acro Garden, BRS Sponsor BRS Sponsor BRS Member Dec 8, 2012 #6 If the pump comes with ceramic or titanium sharft, you should be fine.