Bio Pressure Pond Filter, with 13W UV-C Light, 1840 GPH Suitable for Koi Ponds up to 1000 Gallons or Landscape Pools up to 2100 Gallons

What a great inexpensive filtration system. To all of the people that left negative reviews because of leaks. Really? Mine leaked when I first plugged it in and I thought oh my gosh what am I going to do now? So it came to me. Tighten it up. Guess what? And to my surprise it stopped leaking . Imagine that. I was using something similar that was home made. This is a really nice set up. I have a 400 gallon Koi pond and am using a 1600 gph pump with a 3 ft waterfall and using a turtle that flows water out of his mouth and a center riser. I am using the one inch tubing. Hope this helps

Cleared up my perpetually green and foggy pond in a week and going strong. Easy to install, and the clean out feature is amazing. Highly recommend. I see other reviews mention leaks and I have not experienced any leaks.

Cleared my algae pond infestation within 3 day. I can see the bottom and how active the fish is. It’s only been 3 weeks and haven’t cleaned it yet. The model I bought is taller and have bio ball at the bottom, I did not know that. Overall I am happy with my purchase. Make sure you read the directions when taking it apart.

The media could not be loaded. I dig a pond about 3 years ago and could never keep it clear. I kept saying to myself, why don’t they have a thing like a shop vac that has filters in it!? Well this is essentially that.You need to hook this to a pump. I didn’t know this at first and assumed it was a filter and a pump (oops). Not a problem as I just added it into my waterfall pump’s circuit or piping. I kept it close to the pond to see how it would work before I worked on running tubing and hiding it. My pond cleared up to the point that you can see the bottom (over 4 feet deep) in about 5 days. Unreal.Once I knew it was great I bought long lengths of tubing and hid the unit behind a tree. So far so good.

The filters disintegrated within a few months. Vivogrow suggested buying foam and cutting it to fit myself. There are some after-market filters available. The cleanout valve is cracking, and very stiff (which makes it crack worse). Warranty? Doesn't seem like it. Vivogrow blatantly didn't care about the problems I expressed to them, though they did respond. So, six months of use, and now getting to be worthless quickly. I'd recommend looking for something else, this isn't a good solution.

I didnt think this was going to work but it does. It took it about a week to really clear up and i can see the bottom of my pond now and my fish swimming around. It has done a awesome job. I went from green pea soup to seeing sand at the bottom of the pool. Cleaning it is a breeze. It did have a drip where my water comes out but may have been my hose. A clamp fixed that right up. I highly would recommend this filter. Love it!!

The Pressure Pond Filter work great. Easy to install.

I’ve had this pump in my 275 gallon pond for about a year now and the pup itself works well. The light finally gave out. I assume the bulb burnt out so I picked up a replacement and it turns out it’s the entire light fixture. My concern is that now. I will have to replace the entire pump or purchase an external UV light for the pond which defeats the purpose of having an all in one.