Pondmaster® Biological Pond Filters for Small Ponds & Water Gardens

Small water gardens and ponds can benefit from bioilogical and mechanical filtration and the Danner Pondmaster series of small in-pond filters are a great way to add filtration to any pond or water garden. The Pondmaster filters sit at the bottom of the pond and the pond pumps draws water through the filter material and out to your cascade or fountain jet. This keeps the water circulating and constantly drawing through the filter system removing particles and porivding biological filtration.

Filters connect to your pumps intake.
Pump is not included.

Three Models Available

Pondmaster 500
Model: PM500
SKU:02205
Size: 9" x 9" x 2"
Max Flow: 400 GPH

For Use with Pumps Up To 400 GPH
Recommended for container gardens or small ponds up to 200 Gallons
Low Profile Unobtrusive Filter Rests on Pond Bottom
Easy Snap in Filter Cartridge for Quick Media Replacement
Quick Disconnect for Easy Removal from Pump
Versatile, Can Be Used with Many Submersible Pumps
9" x 9" Filter Box with Removable Filter Cartridge
For in Pond Use Only

Pondmaster 1000
Model: PM1000
SKU:02211
Size: 12" x 12" x 3"
Max Flow: 750 GPH

For Use with Pumps Up To 750 GPH
Carbon and polyester media for mechanical and biological filtration
12" x 12" Filter Box with Locking Handle
Recommended for ponds and water gardens up to 500 Gallons
Carbon and Polyester Media for
Mechanical/Biological/Chemical Filtration
Connects to Intake Side of Pump
Complete with 3/4" I.D. Tubing and Fittings
Connect More than One to a Pump
For in Pond Use Only

Pondmaster 2000
Model: PM2000
SKU: 02200
Size: 12" x 24" x 5"
Max Flow: 1750 GPH

For Use with Pumps Up To 1750 GPH
Polyester and biological foam inserts
12" x 24" Filter Box with Carrying Handle
Polyester and Biological Foam Inserts, Suitable to Hold Other Biological Media
Recommended for ponds and water gardens up to 1200 Gallons
Connects to Intake Side of Pump
Complete with 1" I.D. Tubing and Fittings
Connect More than One to a Pump
For in Pond Use Only

In some ponds as the water is filtered dissolved gasses will separate out of the pond water during the filtering process. This may make the filter box float as gasses collect inside the filter box. Placing a few flat stones on on the filter base will keep it submerged. Do not block the filtration area too much. No mechanical filtration system alone will eliminate algae. Small UV Clarifiers can be used in conjunction with the Pondmaster mechanical filters to provide additional water conditioning.