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Fish Mate 2000 Pond Pump – 600 gph

  • Maximum flow rate οf 600 gallons per hour Maximum pumping head οf 6′ 9″ Power consumption οf 40 watts 25 foot power cord 7 34″ L x 5 34″ W x 4″ H
  • Warranty: Tһе Fish Mate 2000 carries a 5 year guarantee.

Product DescriptionThe Fish Mate Pond Pump 2000 provides all the versatility and performance you need. Ease of use and low running costs come as standard, thanks to the simple flow control and a super-efficent, magnetically driven pump turbine. Unlike other pond pumps, the Fish Mate’s range features a specially develped strainer filter which will not clog up under normal use. Gone are the days of needing to clean your pump’s sponge filter every day. Even in heavily contaminated wat. . . More >>

Fish Mate 2000 Pond Pump – 600 gph

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2 Responses to “Fish Mate 2000 Pond Pump – 600 gph”

  1. I purchased this pump as a package deal with the 16 watt bio/uv fish mate filter. It’s a great little pump and you can’t beat the price. Pump does not come with a filter pad but you can pick one up at places like Lowes or Home Depot. The inlet reciever on the Fishmate filter is a little bit small if you’re running a length(5 to 6 feet or more) on a pitch. You might encounter a flow problem.

    I stepped the size of the inlet up by gluing a coupling onto it and chose a hose size that fit over the coupling. This fixed the flow problem I was having. I didn’t have a problem with too much flow after I did this, it was perfect. If you’re running a length that’s less then 5 feet(pump to filter) on a pitch, I’d recommend using the standard inlet that’s given.

    There’a also a “flow valve” that’s included with the pump for a waterfall flow adjustment you can modify to use if needed.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. A month has gone by, no product, they don’t answer emails, they don’t answer the phone, is there something wrong here?
    Rating: 1 / 5