POND BOSSMedium Filter Kit with Pump for Ponds and Water Features

I'm a weirdo. When I bought my house, there was a bathtub in the backyard. So we dug a hole and put the bathtub in it as our pond. There's also a tractor tire in my yard, which was great as a sandbox when we moved in 4 years ago, but now my children are all teenagers and who needs a sandbox anymore? So at a higher elevation, we dug another hole for the tire and installed a pond liner. This filter is great! It sits in the bathtub and has a beautiful little fountain in the tub. The side attachment runs water up to the water feature at the tire pond. The overflow cascades down our artificial stream back to the bathtub. This little filter does a magnificent job. I do have to open it about once a week to clean the filters and the little balls, and about daily I need to unscrew the fountain attachment to clean it. In all fairness, I have four children, six dogs, eight cats, and forty or so chickens, all of whom are convinced the bathtub is their water source. There is also a tree over the fountain. It means there's a lot of debris thrown into the tub, so this filter definitely gets its workout. In spite of this, the water is crystal clear and has kept the bluegill that my boys added alive through the summer. The only complaint I could have is how it tries to float, but that was easily fixed with a heavy weight in the filter box.

The media could not be loaded. Was unsure weather or not they would work because of how neglected my pond was but these filters work amazing went from muddy mucky water to almost crystal clear i didn't even have to add any chemicals like muck away or alge killer 10/10 would recommen. I put 2 in kinda over kill but glad I did it

Works really good, it’s pretty powerful for the size. I would say the only disadvantage is that it seems to tip over easily other than that is a great fountain.

Bought a house with a pond in the lanai. No fish, a fountain and that’s it. Decided to try adding fish. Bought the cheapest gold fish I could find as I wasn’t sure they would survive. They did! Then I thought “I would like to see them other than when I’m feeding them” and bought a filter system. It didn’t help much and I was even adding algaecide to help the clarity. The fish still survived and I bought a couple of koi. I also bought a pleco. Decided to check out other filter systems, read reviews and so on and bought the pond boss! What a difference! The clarity improved almost immediately . Haven’t used algaecide at all and after using this system for just a couple of months crystal clear water and no algae. Putting the system together was pretty easy although I couldn’t get the lid to snap on at first. Don’t know what I was doing wrong. It’s easy and quick to clean the filters with just spray from a hose. Fish are happy and I am sincerely impressed!

The media could not be loaded. I have a narrow, shallow, 200 gallon canoe pond and this works great because on the lowest setting, the fountain doesn’t spill over the sides of my pond. I used only one extension, which means that I can’t divert to a spitter but that’s OK because too much surface agitation would bother my Lilies. I like this much better than another filter that I’ve used. I would like it to have a wee bit more weight to it, so I will add a thin layer of pea gravel to the inside. The 16 foot cord isn’t quite enough for my purposes, so I’ll be getting an extension cord.

The media could not be loaded. I have two of these. My primary one is used on 130 gallon indoor pond inside of a grow tent for both of my South American Caiman Lizards. I have a few cichlids and some mosquito fish in there as well, and I test my water frequently. This thing keeps the water crystal clear. It aerates the water and removes debris amazingly well for its size. For the best part about it, is that it takes all of five or six minutes to clean the unit and remove all of the debris. It's two different types of debris pads, one for larger material and one for finer material. And then there are bags with stone cylinders for the biomedia.Incredibly easy to put together, super easy to adjust, and there's no real noise level other than the Sweet Sound of the water sprinkling out of the top.I liked it so much I bought multiple. I do use one outdoor on a 200 gallon pond as well. Even with all the trees we have in the yard dropping seeds and debris, and strong enough to keep my water clear and it has yet to clog as long as you clean it regularly. It's been keeping my outdoor plants and fish alive for over a year now. I haven't had any issues at all.

Didn’t clear my 100 gallon fish pond.

I have this filter in a large pond (it's more suited for a smaller one) and it works great. When I want to get aggressive with cleaning, I take this pump out and clean it every day and even still all the pads are saturated with muck. I modified it by taking the balls out and adding different densities of filter media. I just wish they made one like this that was for big ponds b/c it's awesome.