Pond One Pondmaster Parts

Keep your Pond One Pondmaster fountain pump running with replacement Pondmaster parts.

We stock Pondmaster prefilter sponges in several sizes to suit the Pondmaster 1300 to 4900 range, and the 14I impeller set for the Pondmaster 2300. A clean prefilter sponge protects the pump from debris, so check and rinse it regularly, and replace it when it starts to break down.

Parts are model-specific, so check your Pondmaster model number before you buy. See our fountain pumps or all spare parts.

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Pond One Impeller Set 14I - Pondmaster 2300
Pond One Impeller Set 14I - Pondmaster 2300

Pond One Impeller Set 14I - Pondmaster 2300

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$19.95

Pond One Prefilter Sponge Large 120 x 120 x 295mm – Pondmaster 1300–4900
Pond One Prefilter Sponge Large 120 x 120 x 295mm – Pondmaster 1300–4900

Pond One Prefilter Sponge Large 120 x 120 x 295mm – Pondmaster 1300–4900

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$25.95

Pond One Prefilter Sponge 95X95X200Mm Pm1300 To 4900
Pond One Prefilter Sponge 95X95X200Mm Pm1300 To 4900

Pond One Prefilter Sponge 95X95X200Mm Pm1300 To 4900

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$17.95

Pond One Prefilter Sponge Small
Pond One Prefilter Sponge Small

Pond One Prefilter Sponge Small

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$24.95

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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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