Pond Pumps

The pump is the heart of any pond. It moves water through your filter and UV clarifier, runs fountains and waterfalls, and keeps the water oxygenated for fish and plants. Our pond pumps range covers everything from small fountain pumps for water features to high-flow pumps for koi ponds.

Which type of pump do I need?

Fountain pumps – compact submersible pumps like the Pond One Pondmaster range, ideal for small ponds, water bowls and fountains.
Filter and waterfall pumps – solids-handling pumps such as the Pond One Mantaray, Oase Aquamax and Bioscape Hi Lift, built to feed a filter or waterfall.
Solar pumps and fountains – PondMAX PS solar pumps and Bioscape floating solar fountains, with no power to run to the pond.
Low voltage pumps – the PondMAX EV range, an energy-efficient DC option with solar and battery backup available.
Pumps for koi and large ponds – high-flow pumps for big water gardens.

Choosing the right size

Pump size depends on your pond volume, whether you're running a filter or waterfall, and how high the water needs to be lifted. Always check the flow rate at your head height, not just the maximum flow on the box. Our free Pond Pump Finder works it out for you, and our guide on how to choose the right pond pump explains the details.

Need hose or clamps to connect your pump? See our pond hose, clamps and fittings. Not sure which pump suits your pond? Get in touch and we'll help you choose.

Oase Aquamax ECO Premium 12000 - Dual Inlet - 12,000 lph, 5.0m max.head, 110w

Oase Aquamax ECO Premium 20000 - Dual Inlet - 19,500 lph, 5.4m max.head, 180w

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$1,650.00

PondMAX EV4900 Pump

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$241.95

Oase Aquamax Eco Classic 8500

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$522.00

Pond One Mantaray 6000 Filter Pump

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$260.00

Oase Aquamax Eco Classic 17500 - 17,400lph, 3.7m head 170w

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$999.99

Oase Aquamax Dry 14000 - 13,500 lph,5.0m max. head, 230w

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$1,499.30

Pond One Pondmaster 3600 Fountain Pump

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$170.00

Pond One Pondmaster 4900 Fountain Pump – 4,800 L/h, 3.6m Head

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$225.00

River buttercup flowering at the edge of a garden pond in spring

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How Do Pond Plants Get Sent?

Shipping

Yes, our pond plants are shippable! We ship every week day. Due to quarantine, we can't ship to WA or TAS.

Packed to Travel the Distance

Our plants are packed to stay in transit for weeks! Alternatively, you can click & collect from our retail outlet.

On Arrival

On arrival, your plants will be thirsty. Pop them into your pond as soon as possible..

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