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Choose the filtration your pond needs
Mechanical filtration captures debris, while biological media provides surface area for bacteria involved in processing fish waste. A UV clarifier addresses suspended algae that cause green water. These functions work together, but one device does not automatically provide all three.
Start with the filter manufacturer's pond-capacity guidance for your fish load. Check the permitted flow, hose connections and installation position, then select a compatible pond pump. Leave access for cleaning, backwashing and lamp or media replacement.
For an integrated option, compare UltraKlean pressure filters and UltraKlean pond filtration kits. Kits and individual filters have different included components.
Common questions
Do I need a pond filter and a UV clarifier?
They do different jobs. A filter removes debris and may provide biological filtration; a UV clarifier helps control suspended algae. Some filters incorporate UV, so check the selected system before adding a separate unit.
Can I choose a pond filter using pond volume alone?
No. Fish load, feeding, debris, sunlight and pump flow also affect the choice. Use the manufacturer's capacity guidance for the intended pond conditions.
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