Would this be too big a waterfall filter for a 100 gallon pond?
1685915
We have a 300 gallon coi pond. I really think we need a bigger filter. So this filter would just about right for 100 gallons. But this is only my opinion and I am not a fish pond expert.
1685916
Yes I think it would be too big. You need to enlarge you pond; then it would be fine. :)
1685917
I don't think you can have too big. This has a nice flow, is a great price. My pond is bigger but this would be perfect for you as well....
1685918
Nope, if hidden properly it would actually be very nice, might want to go with a pump rated for larger than 100 gal so you get a nice flow
1685919
It would be too big in my opinion, unless you are trying for more of a water feature (i.e., no fish). Pump size required to get good flow would be pretty big in a 100 gallon pond. I would go for a smaller waterfall.
1685920
My pond is just a little under 100 gal. it works perfectly. So the answer is no.
597881
If your bait pond is more than about 80gal. This is not the filter for you,the return fitting is about a mil off so. I just left I left the hose and let it run down a waterfall.
1588339
It's a fountain filter. I'm sure you could add piping to pump it but it wouldn't be a strong flow a,d might look out of place. We hs e ours in the center of the pond and it's perfr t for us.
1085126
Yes, that is the size you need for the best results. The store brands are too small and the water spills over the top of the filter.
768678
Personally, I don't think this filter is to big for your tank. It will filter 185 gallons per hour as per the literature. You can always go with something smaller, if its more economical. I have the 1200 model which is being run on my 110 gallons tank. Your filter and mine only have one tube which is sucking the dirt from the tank, and one tube that puts back clean water. From my experience, I could probably run 3 of the 1200 filters on my tank with no ill effects. I don't see any problem with your selection. Hope this helps you.
1261259
I have a 380 gal pond and use the 1000 fishmates filter and a 1000 gph pump. The pump is a bit overkill but the filter is fine. You should have no problem with the combo you are asking about. I would not go bigger than the 800gph pump though.
2179280
I think its a bit big for that size tank. This little Aqueon filter is powerful.
848109
Pretty small for that. You would need a 3/4 HP pump with at least a 75 sq ft filter to be happy.
1830770
if you have an above ground/ standard depth, yes - should be fine; it's a great filter - worth every penny.
351141
It would have to be a huge frig. It is not applicable for this use. It is however the best filter we as a family have ever had.
771009
No - it will be too small both in height and width. Get the 185 specific filters - Kalita Wave Filter 185 [Dripper 185 / for 2~4 Persons] 50x3-box
1261258
Is actually going to keep that pond water crystal clear.If pond capacity is less than 1000 gallons is even better!This filters are awesome. Recommended!
1881586
I use this pump for filtering a 500 gal kio pond. It also has a fountain and waterfall running. This pump supplies plenty of water for both. I don't know how big of a fountain you are using but this pump has worked for me. I would recommend getting this pump.
566889
No this is for an itty bitty tank, maybe 1 gallon, and itty bitty filter. :)
483450
If all you want to do is move water, as in a water fall you wouldn't need a filter. I have a filter on the out put end of my pump and it pushes the water right on through it, then one at the top of the falls and it still moves a very impressive amount of water. I don't see how you could put a filter in front of it, anyway. Take a look at the shape in the picture.
215086
I have 2 Mediums on a 100gal freshwater and they are the best filters ever. Been running strong for 8 years. That being said, get the large.
144610
i dont believe so.. I dont use 100s but i sometimes have same problem with regular size filters I usually just tap em down and fill by hand