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Oase AquaMax Eco Expert

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Designed for use with large pond filters, waterfalls and water courses, Oase AquaMax Eco Expert pumps have market-leading flow rates of 21000-44000 lph. They have a compact design thanks to their extremely robust stainless steel housing. These filter pond pumps move up to 11 mm solids directly to the filter for removal rather than allowing them to break down in the pond.

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