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Oase Aquamax ECO Twin 30,000 - 27000 lph

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Oase Aquamax ECO Twin 30,000 - 27000 lph

$1,798.50

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

$999.99

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

$1,499.30

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

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

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

$1,650.00

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Oase Biopress 4000 Set ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

$495.00

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Oase Filtoclear 16000

$1,515.00

OASE FiltoClear 16000 – Pressurised Pond Filter with Integrated UVC Clarifier

The German-designed OASE FiltoClear 16000 is a premium all-in-one pond filtration system that delivers crystal-clear water through a powerful combination of mechanical, biological, and UVC technology. Equipped with a 55-watt UVC clarifier, it effectively disrupts single-cell algae growth, eliminating the cause of green water in ponds.

Inside, a series of high-quality filter sponges capture decaying algae and debris while supporting beneficial bacteria that consume excess nutrients. Cleaning is quick and mess-free – simply pull the integrated handle to compress the sponges and release trapped dirt without opening the unit.

Being a pressurised filter, the FiltoClear 16000 can be installed away from the pond or buried discreetly in the ground, preserving the natural beauty of your landscape.

Key Features & Benefits

Triple-action filtration: mechanical, biological, and UVC for maximum clarity
Powerful 55 W UVC clarifier to combat algae and green water
Easy-clean function – no need to open the filter housing
Pressurised design allows flexible installation away from or below pond level
Suitable for elevated watercourses and architectural water features
Robust German engineering with OASE Clear Water Guarantee

Technical Specifications

Max. Pond Size: 16,000 L (with fish and plants), 16,000 L (without fish), not suitable for koi
UVC Power: 55 W
Power Consumption: 55 W
Cable Length: 5 m
Dimensions (Ø x H): 380 x 750 mm
Connections: Inlet 38/50 mm, Outlet 38/50 mm, Sludge Discharge 38/50 mm
Rated Voltage: 220–240 V / 50–60 Hz
Guarantee: 2 + 1 Years (upon request)

Installation Made Simple
Connect your pond pump to the inlet hose, link the outlet back to the pond or watercourse, and enjoy cleaner water within days. For best performance, use the largest diameter hose possible.

The OASE FiltoClear 16000 is the ideal choice for pond keepers seeking reliable, low-maintenance, and high-performance filtration with the reassurance of German engineering.

Oase Biopress 6000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

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Oase Biopress 6000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

$750.00

Oase Biopress 10000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

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Oase Biopress 10000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

$799.99

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Oase Filtral 5000 Sponge Set

$50.00

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Oase Pondovac Version 4

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OASE Kidney Plant Basket

$11.00

Give your aquatic plants the perfect home with the OASE Plant Basket Oval 45, a long, narrow pond plant basket designed for planting aquatic and marginal pond plants while keeping their roots contained.

Measuring 45cm long × 18cm wide × 15cm highÂ with an approximately 12-litre capacity, this black plastic plant basket has a distinctive oval or kidney-shaped design that works particularly well along pond edges, in curved areas and where a long, narrow planting basket is more practical than a traditional square or round basket.

Made from robust, rot-resistant plastic, the OASE Plant Basket Oval 45 is designed for long-term use in the pond. Its finely perforated sides and base allow water and nutrients to move freely through the basket, supporting healthy aquatic plant growth while keeping larger, more aggressive roots contained.

Why Use a Pond Plant Basket?

Planting aquatic plants into a basket makes it much easier to control where they grow in your pond. The basket keeps the aquatic soil and plant contained, while allowing water to circulate through the root zone.

The fine openings allow smaller roots to grow through the basket while helping restrict thicker root growth. This can help protect your pond liner from aggressive roots and makes established plants easier to lift, divide, reposition or prepare for winter.

Ideal for Aquatic & Marginal Pond Plants

The OASE Oval 45 is particularly useful for medium-depth and deeper pond plantingÂ where you need a larger planting area without taking up excessive width.

Its elongated shape makes it ideal for planting along pond edges or positioning several plants in a row.

It can be used for a wide range of aquatic plants, including suitable marginal and deeper-water pond plants, depending on the plant's individual planting-depth requirements.

Key Features

45cm oval/kidney-shaped pond plant basket
Dimensions: 45 × 18 × 15cm
Approximate capacity: 12 litres
Made from robust, rot-resistant plastic
Fine perforations throughout the sides and base
Allows essential water and nutrient exchange
Helps contain larger and more aggressive roots
Protects pond liners from uncontrolled root growth
Makes aquatic plants easier to remove, divide and reposition
Long, narrow design is ideal for pond edges and curved areas
Suitable for aquatic plants in medium and deeper water

Designed for Healthy Plant Growth

The perforated design of the OASE Plant Basket Oval 45 allows water and nutrients to circulate through the planting medium. This provides aquatic plant roots with access to the surrounding pond water while keeping the majority of the planting medium contained within the basket.

For best results, use a suitable aquatic planting soilÂ and follow the planting-depth requirements of your chosen pond plant.

Easy Pond Plant Maintenance

One of the major advantages of planting aquatic plants in baskets is easier maintenance. Rather than allowing plants to establish directly into the pond, the basket keeps the root system contained and makes it easier to lift the plant when it needs dividing, repotting or repositioning.

This is particularly useful for pond owners who want to keep their water garden neat and their plants under control.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand	OASE
Product	Plant Basket Oval 45
OASE SKU	53756
Shape	Oval / kidney shape
Colour	Black
Dimensions	45 × 18 × 15cm
Capacity	Approx. 12 litres
Material	Robust, rot-resistant plastic
Suitable for	Aquatic and pond plants

Perfect for Water Gardeners

Whether you're establishing a new pond, refreshing an existing water garden or repotting established aquatic plants, the OASE Plant Basket Oval 45Â provides a practical way to contain roots and keep your pond plants organised.

Its elongated kidney shape is especially useful where space is limited or where you want to create a natural planting arrangement along the edge of your pond.

Plant your pond with confidence and give your aquatic plants room to grow while keeping their roots under control with the OASE Plant Basket Oval 45.

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Pond Max Barley Max 940ml

$64.95

PondMAX Large Round Floating Plant Ring 220mm

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PondMAX Large Round Floating Plant Ring 220mm

$25.95

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Pondmax 3 in 1 Solutions 500ml

$36.95

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Designing Your Own Backyard Oasis: A Guide to Pond and Waterfall Planning

Adding a pond and waterfall to your backyard can create a beautiful and relaxing oasis. However, before you start digging, it's important to plan and design your water feature to ensure it fits your space and meets your needs. This guide will provide you with the steps to create a stunning pond and waterfall in your own backyard. Determine the Purpose and Size of Your Water Feature. The first step in planning your pond and waterfall is to determine its purpose and size. Do you want a small, tranquil water feature to add ambiance to your garden, or a larger pond for fish and aquatic plants? Consider the size of your backyard and how much space you want to dedicate to your water feature. Keep in mind that larger ponds require more maintenance and may require permits in some areas. Once you have a clear idea of the purpose and size of your water feature, you can move on to the next steps of planning and designing. Choose the Right Location and Style. When choosing the location for your pond and waterfall, consider factors such as sunlight, shade, and proximity to trees and other plants. You want to choose a location that will provide the right amount of sunlight for any aquatic plants you plan to include, while also avoiding areas with too much shade or debris from nearby trees. Additionally, consider the style of your water feature and how it will fit into your overall backyard design. Do you want a natural-looking pond with rocks and plants, or a more modern design with clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic? Choose a style that complements your existing landscaping and fits your personal taste. Of course, if you are planning on adding water plants to this pond, consideration should be given to a sunny location. Consider the Materials and Equipment You'll Need. Before you start digging, it’s important to consider the materials and equipment you’ll need for your pond and waterfall. This includes the liner, pump, filter, and any additional features such as lighting or a fountain. If you are creating a waterfall feature, ensure that the pump you purchase is strong enough to return the water with ease. Our range of OASE pond pumps are recommended for this type of job. The OASE AquaMax Eco pumps are an excellent choice for those seeking an entry-level filter and watercourse pump for their pond. These pumps are highly reliable and powerful, ensuring that water is efficiently transported to watercourses, waterfalls, or filter systems. With a large-surface wrap-around filter, coarse particles such as fish waste or dead plant parts up to 8mm in size can easily pass through. Additionally, the pumps are equipped with an automatic shut-off mechanism that prevents damage to the unit in case of dry running or blockage. Thanks to the energy-efficient EC motor, the AquaMax Eco Classic models can constantly save electricity and thus reduce costs. Furthermore, these pumps are built to withstand harsh weather conditions, including freezing temperatures, without damage. The hose connection is straightforward and user-friendly, as hoses of various sizes can be easily attached to the special stepped hose connector. The ball joint is also designed to swivel in any direction as required. Overall, the AquaMax Eco pumps are an ideal option for those seeking an efficient and reliable filter and watercourse pump for their pond. Research different options and choose high-quality materials that will last for years to come. Additionally, consider hiring a professional to install your water feature if you’re not confident in your DIY skills. A poorly installed pond or waterfall can lead to leaks, water quality issues, and other problems down the line. Plan for Proper Filtration and Maintenance. One of the most important aspects of designing a pond and waterfall is ensuring proper filtration and maintenance. Without proper filtration, your water feature can quickly become a breeding ground for algae and other harmful bacteria. Consider investing in a high-quality filter system that can handle the size and volume of your pond. Additionally, plan for regular maintenance tasks such as cleaning the filter, removing debris, and testing the water quality. By staying on top of maintenance, you can ensure that your pond and waterfall remain a beautiful and healthy addition to your backyard oasis. Add Finishing Touches with Plants and Lighting. Once your pond and waterfall are installed and functioning properly, it’s time to add some finishing touches to really make it shine. Consider adding plants around the perimeter of the pond to create a natural and cohesive look. Choose plants that thrive in moist environments, such as water lilies, irises, and sedges or native grasses. Additionally, adding lighting to your water feature can create a stunning nighttime display. Consider installing underwater lights to highlight the movement and beauty of the water, or adding spotlights to highlight specific plants or features. With the right plants and lighting, your pond and waterfall can become a true backyard oasis. © weknowwatergardens 2023

on May 12, 2023

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The Ultimate Pond Pump Buying Guide: Finding the Best Fit for Your Water Garden

Welcome to the ultimate pond pump buying guide, where we dive deep into finding the perfect fit for your water garden. Whether you're a seasoned pond enthusiast or just starting out, this comprehensive guide will help you make an informed decision and keep your water feature thriving. At We Know Water Gardens, we understand the importance of finding the right pond pump that suits your specific needs. That's why we've compiled all the essential information you need to know, from understanding the different types of pumps to calculating the ideal flow rate for your pond. In this guide, we'll walk you through the top considerations when choosing a pond pump, including factors like pump size, energy efficiency, and ease of maintenance. We'll also provide helpful tips on installation and troubleshooting, ensuring that your water garden stays in tip-top shape. Whether you're looking to create a tranquil oasis or a vibrant aquatic ecosystem, finding the best pond pump is key to a successful water garden. So, let's begin our journey and find the perfect pump that will make your water garden dreams come true. Let's dive in! Importance of a Pond Pump in a Water Garden A pond pump plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and vitality of your water garden. It is responsible for circulating and aerating the water, which is essential for the well-being of fish, plants, and other aquatic life. Without a pond pump, stagnant water can become a breeding ground for algae, mosquitoes, and other pests. Additionally, a pond pump helps to filter out debris and organic matter, keeping the water clear and preventing the buildup of harmful bacteria. It also helps to distribute oxygen throughout the pond, ensuring that fish and plants receive the necessary nutrients for growth and survival. Overall, a pond pump is the heart of your water garden, providing the necessary circulation and filtration to create a balanced and thriving ecosystem. Types of Pond Pumps When it comes to choosing a pond pump, there are three main types to consider: submersible pumps, external pumps, and solar pumps. Submersible Pumps Submersible pumps are designed to be fully submerged in the water, making them ideal for small to medium-sized ponds. They are easy to install and maintain, as they can be placed directly in the pond without the need for additional plumbing. Submersible pumps are also generally more energy-efficient and quieter compared to external pumps. External Pumps External pumps are installed outside the pond, usually in a separate pump chamber or housing. They are suitable for larger ponds or water features that require higher flow rates. External pumps are known for their durability and high performance, making them a popular choice among pond enthusiasts. However, they can be more challenging to install and require additional plumbing work. Solar Pumps Solar pumps are powered by solar energy, making them an eco-friendly and cost-effective option for water gardens. They are typically used for smaller ponds, such as patio ponds, water bowls or decorative fountains, as they have lower flow rates compared to submersible or external pumps. Solar pumps are easy to install and operate, as they do not require electricity or complicated wiring. Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pond Pump Choosing the right pond pump involves considering several factors to ensure that it meets the specific needs of your water garden. The three main factors to consider are flow rate, head height, and energy efficiency. Flow Rate The flow rate of a pond pump refers to the amount of water it can circulate within a given period. It is measured in gallons per hour (GPH) or liters per hour (LPH). To determine the ideal flow rate for your pond, you'll need to consider the volume of water, the desired turnover rate, and the types of aquatic life in your pond. A general rule of thumb is to aim for a turnover rate of at least once every hour for smaller ponds and once every two hours for larger ponds. However, if you have a fish-heavy pond or a water feature with high waterfalls or fountains, you may need a higher flow rate to maintain proper aeration and circulation. Head Height Head height refers to the vertical distance that the pump needs to lift the water from the pond's surface to its destination, such as a waterfall or fountain. It is crucial to consider head height when choosing a pond pump, as it determines the pump's ability to deliver water effectively. As the water is lifted higher, the pump's flow rate decreases. Therefore, it's important to select a pond pump that can handle the required head height while still providing the desired flow rate. Most pond pump manufacturers provide flow rate charts that indicate how the pump's performance varies at different head heights. Energy Efficiency Energy efficiency is an important consideration when choosing a pond pump, as it can have a significant impact on your energy consumption and operating costs. Look for pumps that are labeled as energy-efficient or have a high energy efficiency rating (EEI). Pumps with variable speed motors are also a great option, as they allow you to adjust the flow rate according to your needs, resulting in lower energy consumption. Additionally, consider pumps that are equipped with energy-saving features like timers or sensors that automatically adjust the pump's operation based on water temperature or demand. By choosing an energy-efficient pond pump, you not only reduce your environmental footprint but also save money in the long run. Determining the Right Size of Pond Pump for Your Water Garden Determining the right size of pond pump for your water garden is crucial to ensure proper circulation and filtration. To calculate the appropriate pump size, you'll need to consider the volume of water in your pond, the desired turnover rate, and the head height. To calculate the volume of water, multiply the average length, width, and depth of your pond. For irregularly shaped ponds, you can divide the pond into sections and calculate each section separately. Once you have the total volume, you can determine the desired turnover rate based on the guidelines mentioned earlier. Next, consider the head height by measuring the vertical distance from the water's surface to the highest point of water discharge. Keep in mind that head height can vary depending on the layout of your water garden, so it's essential to measure accurately. Using these measurements, consult the pump's flow rate chart provided by the manufacturer to find the appropriate pump size that meets your requirements. It's always recommended to choose a pump with a slightly higher flow rate than necessary to account for any potential loss due to friction or clogging. Additional Features to Look for in a Pond Pump In addition to the basic considerations mentioned earlier, there are several additional features that you may want to look for in a pond pump to enhance its functionality and performance. Adjustable Flow Control Pond pumps with adjustable flow control allow you to regulate the water flow according to your needs. This feature is particularly useful if you have different water features in your garden that require varying flow rates, such as waterfalls, fountains, or streams. Having control over the flow rate enables you to create different water effects and customize the ambiance of your water garden. Pre-Filter A pre-filter is a beneficial feature that helps to prevent debris and large particles from clogging the pump. It acts as a barrier, trapping leaves, twigs, and other debris before they enter the pump, reducing the risk of damage and maintenance. A pre-filter also makes it easier to clean and maintain the pump, as you can simply remove and clean the filter without accessing the pump itself. Ultra Violet Clarifier If you're struggling with algae growth in your pond, consider a pond pump with a built-in UV clarifier. UV clarifiers use ultraviolet light to destroy algae cells, preventing them from multiplying and causing water discoloration or clarity issues. This feature can significantly reduce the need for chemical treatments and help maintain a clear and healthy pond. Installing and Maintaining Your Pond Pump Installing a pond pump may seem daunting at first, but with the right guidance, it can be a straightforward process. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you with the installation: 1. Choose the ideal location for your pump, considering factors like accessibility, noise level, and proximity to the water feature. 2. Connect the necessary plumbing, such as hoses or pipes, to the pump's intake and discharge ports. Ensure that all connections are secure and watertight. 3. Place the pump in the desired location, whether it's submerged in the pond or installed externally. Make sure the pump is stable and level to prevent vibration or noise issues. 4. Connect the pump to a power source, ensuring that the electrical components are protected from water exposure. 5. Test the pump to ensure proper operation and check for any leaks or abnormal sounds. 6. Adjust the flow rate and direction of the water as needed to achieve the desired effect. To maintain your pond pump and keep it running smoothly, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some tips to help you maintain your pump: - Clean the pre-filter regularly to prevent clogging and ensure optimal performance. - Inspect the pump and plumbing for any signs of damage or wear. Replace any worn-out parts or components. - Remove any debris or leaves that may accumulate around the pump or in the pond to prevent blockages. - Check the pump's impeller for any obstructions or buildup. Clean or replace the impeller if necessary. - Monitor the pump's energy consumption and watch for any sudden increases, which may indicate a problem. By following these maintenance tips, you can extend the lifespan of your pond pump and keep your water garden looking its best. Popular Pond Pump Brands and Their Features When it comes to choosing a pond pump, there are several reputable brands known for their quality and performance. Here are a few popular pond pump brands and some of their standout features: 1. Pond One Mantaray: A great choice when wanting to reach heights ranging from 3.2 - 6.5m, the Pond One Mantaray is a great beginners pump. The range is power efficient, reliable and there are 4 to choose from. Best used in conjunction with the claritec range of pond filter. If you need more advice on choosing the correct pond pump for your pond, email us here! 2. Oase: Offers a range of quality submersible and external pumps with high flow rates and durable construction. The Aquamax range provides a powerful and efficient pond pump that is ideal for waterfalls, waterwalls and fountains. 3. PondMax: Specialises in solar-powered pumps that are environmentally friendly and easy to install. The PondMax solar range provides head height between 1.6 - 3m. he unit can run small statues and when fitted with the included fountain heads can provide aeration for fish. The unit is quick and easy to assemble and requires no tools. Flow rate can be controled with the built-in flow adjuster and the unit includes several fountain heads. It uses a quality solar panel and comes with a three-year warranty. Best results are achieved when the PondMax Solar panel is positioned in a full sun north facing area. A back up battery is also available to keep things running over night! Each brand has its own unique features and advantages, so it's important to research and compare different options to find the one that best suits your water garden's needs. Pond Pump Accessories - Hoses, Fittings, and Connectors To ensure a seamless installation and operation of your pond pump, you may need various accessories, such as hoses, fittings, and connectors. Here's a brief overview of these accessories: - Hoses: Choose high-quality, flexible hoses that are resistant to kinks and cracks. Measure the required length and diameter of the hoses to ensure a proper fit. - Fittings: Fittings are used to connect hoses, pipes, and other components. Make sure to use fittings that are compatible with your pump and plumbing system. - Connectors: Connectors are used to join multiple hoses or pipes together. They help create a watertight seal and prevent water leakage. When selecting accessories, prioritise quality and durability to ensure long-lasting performance and reduces the risk of leaks or malfunctions. Troubleshooting Common Pond Pump Issues Even with proper installation and maintenance, pond pump issues may arise. Here are some common problems and their possible solutions: - Low or No Water Flow: Check for clogs in the pump or plumbing system. Clean or replace any clogged filters or impellers. Ensure that the pump is receiving adequate power supply. - Excessive Noise or Vibration: Make sure the pump is level and stable. Check for loose or worn-out parts. Insulate the pump and plumbing to reduce noise transmission. - Leaks or Water Loss: Inspect all connections for leaks. Tighten or replace any loose or damaged fittings. Ensure that the seals and gaskets are in good condition. - Overheating: Check for any obstructions that may be blocking the pump's intake or discharge. Ensure proper ventilation and cooling of the pump. Reduce the flow rate if necessary. If you're unable to resolve the issue on your own, it's recommended to seek professional assistance to avoid further damage or safety risks. Final Tips for Choosing the Best Pond Pump for Your Water Garden Choosing the right pond pump for your water garden is a crucial decision that can greatly impact the health and aesthetics of your pond. By considering factors like flow rate, head height, and energy efficiency, you can ensure that your pump meets the specific needs of your water garden. Additionally, features like adjustable flow control, pre-filters, and UV clarifiers can enhance the performance and functionality of your pond pump. Regular maintenance and proper installation are essential to keep your pump running smoothly and prolong its lifespan. Remember to research different brands and compare their features to find the best fit for your water garden. Lastly, don't hesitate to seek professional advice or assistance if you encounter any issues or have specific requirements. With the right pond pump, your water garden can become a stunning oasis of tranquility or a thriving aquatic ecosystem. So, choose wisely and enjoy the beauty and serenity of your water garden for years to come. © weknowwatergardens 2023

on Aug 25, 2023

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Oase Aquamax ECO Twin 30,000 - 27000 lph

Oase Aquamax ECO Twin 30,000 - 27000 lph

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

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

Oase Aquamax Eco Expert 26000

Oase Aquamax Eco Expert 26000

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

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

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

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

Oase Filtral UVC 3000

Oase Filtral UVC 3000

Oase Biopress 4000 Set ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Biopress 4000 Set ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Filtral 2500 Sponge Set

Oase Filtral 2500 Sponge Set

Oase Filtral UVC 6000

Oase Filtral UVC 6000

Oase Filtoclear 16000

Oase Filtoclear 16000

Oase Biopress 6000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Biopress 6000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Biopress 10000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Biopress 10000 Set - ( Includes pump UVC and filter)

Oase Filtral 5000 Sponge Set

Oase Filtral 5000 Sponge Set

Oase Pondovac Version 4

Oase Pondovac Version 4

OASE Kidney Plant Basket

OASE Kidney Plant Basket

Pond Max Barley Max 940ml

Pond Max Barley Max 940ml

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PondMAX Large Round Floating Plant Ring 220mm

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Pondmax 3 in 1 Solutions 500ml

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