JBL Pond Oxi Set 2

No Dig Nature Pool – The easy way to a natural garden pondExperience the calming effect of flowing water and create a natural oasis for birds and wildlife with the "No Dig" – in English – No Dig Nature Pool. This innovative pond is easy to assemble, requires no extensive earthworks and can be set up within an hour. With a solar floating fountain, a bird bathing beach and a wildlife ladder, it offers a sustainable way to bring nature into your garden.Why choose the No Dig Nature Pool?This eco-friendly natural pool is specially designed to support wildlife and enrich the ecosystem in your garden. Thanks to its thoughtful construction and sustainable components, it offers numerous advantages:Easy assembly without digging – Thanks to the snap-fit resin panels, set-up is straightforward and quick. Sustainable water circulation – The solar floating fountain ensures continuous water movement and helps to maintain water quality. Efficient solar energy – The 2.2 W crystal glass panels provide a reliable, eco-friendly energy source with a water flow rate of up to 180 l/h. Varied water features – The floating fountain is supplied with 5 different fountain heads to create different water displays. Wildlife-friendly design – A wildlife ladder makes it easier for animals to access the water and serves as a safe retreat. Ideal for:✅ Wildlife-friendly gardens – Creates a natural water source for birds, bees, butterflies & other animals.✅ Sustainable garden design – No chemical additives, no electricity costs – just pure solar energy.✅ Easy installation – Perfect for garden owners who want a low-maintenance and aesthetic pond without complex construction work.✅ Bird watching & nature conservation – Enhanced by bird feeders to invite feathered visitors to drink and bathe.Additional design options✔ Plants for a healthy ecosystem – The planting bag allows for the addition of aquatic plants that offer shelter to birds and wildlife.✔ Integrated insect house (optional) – Under the ladder, you can build your own insect house (materials not included), providing shelter for beneficial insects.✔ Anchor for stabilisation – The supplied anchor keeps the solar fountain securely in place. 🌿💦 With the No Dig Nature Pool you can transform your garden into a wildlife-friendly paradise – all without complex earthworks! 🌿💦 Package contains:Solar fountain pumpResin panels with wood effectLining and underlayBeach with planter and wildlife ladderStep-by-step assembly instructionsCustomers also searched for: Aquagarden, medeka pond, small pond, patio pond, terrace pond

JBL BiotoPond water conditioner Water conditioner for fish-friendly pond water treatment Protects gills, skin and fins with organic protective colloids and nourishes with aloe vera Toxic heavy metals such as copper, lead, zinc etc. are permanently neutralized. Dangerous chlorine and chloramine from tap water are removed quickly and completely. Makes iron available to plants and promotes plant growth

Velda, Silenta Pro - Keeps the water moving Silenta professional air pumps guarantee a high air output. The motors have low power consumption and a long service life and are very quiet. fibre-reinforced air hose with large air stone

EHEIM compactOUT Pond pump - compact, quiet & energy efficientThe EHEIM compactOUT is the ideal compact pond pump for streams, filter systems, water features and circulation in garden ponds. Despite its compact design, it delivers a powerful pumping performance - reliable, durable and whisper-quiet. Thanks to its low power consumption, the compactOUT is particularly energy-saving in continuous operation and ensures clear water movement without unnecessary energy costs.Installation is quick and safe: robust suction cups hold the pump firmly in place. The accessories supplied - including suction basket and threaded connection - are also practical for flexible installation. The 10 m mains cable also gives you plenty of scope for positioning in the pond.Your advantages at a glanceCompact pond pump with high performance (up to 600 l/h)Energy-saving: high flow rate with low power consumptionWhisper-quiet in operationIndestructible & durable - proven EHEIM qualityQuick attachment with robust suction cupsIncluding accessories for flexible connectionsScope of deliveryEHEIM compactOUT600 compact pumpConnection pieceSuction cup10 m mains cableTip: Perfect as a pond pump for filters and streams if you are looking for a reliable, quiet and energy-saving solution in a compact design.The compactOUT600 operates with 7 W and achieves a maximum flow rate of 600 l/h at a maximum delivery head of 1.0 m. With its compact dimensions of 72 × 38 × 62 mm (W × D × H), it is particularly suitable for smaller ponds and applications where efficient circulation is required. It is designed for operation on a 220-240 V / 50 Hz power supply and supports suitable hose connections such as 16/22 mm (5/8").The compactOUT1000 is the more powerful version and, with 15 W, offers a maximum flow rate of 1000 l/h and a maximum delivery head of 1.4 m. It measures 79 × 47 × 73 mm (W × D × H) and is therefore also compact, but delivers more power for larger ponds, more powerful water features or longer pipe runs. This model also runs on a 220-240 V / 50 Hz power supply, has a 10 m cable and is suitable for hose connections such as 19/27 mm (3/4").

NTV, amphibians at the garden pond André de Saint-Paul, Ingo Brand & Wolfgang Schmidt 104 pages 96 photos Format: 16,8 x 21,8 With references to"Chemistry in the garden pond""Safety at the garden pond""Design" Content: You will not only get a beautifuland interesting small biotope to theown property, but can also be usedmake an important contribution to nature conservation! Everything you need to know in order for amphibians to settle in your pond The amphibian-friendly garden pond Large species part with splendid pictures With "amphibian calendar" for the garden pond Press commentaries: Following a taste of the time more and more garden pond friends lay themselves ponds, many of them become so-called natural ponds. Surely, only the fewest investors consider thereby, what they can cause. For these a book appeared, which can answer each question, which they could ask, exhaustively, if it refers to the topic: Amphibien at the garden pond . Who knows them all, toads, toads, frogs and newts? All animal species that before man had settled in the places of today's ponds had long been resident and indigenous and had been suppressed for the time being. What to do when they return suddenly and inconspicuously? Many gardeners are aware of the fact that this can happen in well-designed gardens and have been described in some articles (...). So what should we do to get to know these new citizens of the garden better and, if possible, to help them even more? Very simple: Buy and read the book discussed here!Rarely has a book summarized so much worth knowing about this topic so succinctly and comprehensibly.Some garden friends, who are not quite firm with the determination, will use the many clear photos beside the text, in order to determine its pond inhabitants correctly. The text leaves also no wish open, there are chapters about the animal species themselves and such, which have apparently secondary meaning, but for a longer existence of pond and animal are extremely important: "Nature as a model", "Legal regulations", "Settlement of amphibians", "Water supply", "Pond technology" and "Safety at the garden pond" are just a few examples. Everything is presented very clearly and comprehensibly for zoological laymen and is also exciting to read.Conclusion: A 5-star book!Walther Rohdich in The Aquarium 08/2002Recommended(...)Altogether (...) a recommendable book for garden owners who are interested in amphibians, as well as for all amphibian friends and those who want to become one.Petra Kölle in DATZ 9/2002(...)(This book) is intended to serve those who want to create a garden pond in their garden that is as close to nature as possible.The book first of all examines the question of whether the garden pond can be a Noah's ark for amphibians and what position amphibians occupy in the biotope garden pond. The next chapter gives a brief overview of amphibians: evolution, systematics, way of life, catching prey, breathing, voice, reproduction, from egg to lurch, migrations and enemies and diseases. This gives everyone the basic knowledge they need to better understand amphibians. (...)In the following kind descriptions all amphibian-types native with us are introduced except for two (...) in text and picture. Thereby, distribution, way of life and reproduction are discussed in detail. The garden ponds for amphibians are taken into account afterwards, whereby also the remaining garden is included in the discussion. The question "Fish and amphibians in a body of water - is that possible?", which is important for many people, is answered as well as questions about legal regulations, settlement in one's own garden and the construction and maintenance of a garden pond. (...)The last part of the book is about safety at the garden pond, care tips and an "amphibian calendar", which gives an overview of important events in the course of the year of the native species. At the end there is a glossary, a bibliography and an index.The book can be considered as quite successful and gives also the interested layman the possibility of making itself fast familiar with the topic. (...) Altogether a recommendable reading for "newcomers" or advanced readers who are interested in this topic.Peter Janzen, DGHT-AG Anuren, in elaphe 3/2002A feel-good garden for frogsA beautiful garden pond is not just a piece of quality of life. It can also make a contribution to nature and species conservation, according to André de Saint-Paul, Ingo Brand and Wolfgang Schmidt in the book "Amphibien am Gartenteich", published by Natur und Tier - Verlag. Location, pond type, water supply, planting and technology - nothing is left out. In addition the Artenteil equipped like the entire book with excellent color photos presents all domestic tail and frog through species with detailed information and refers also to their special needs.Review in Dresdner newest News of 30.05.2002(...)The book shows the right way. More and more garden owners want to create a piece of nature with frogs, toads and newts.One is also reasonably informed about the work involved in setting up and maintaining such a watercourse. The care of the small water is also important, and here the author gives many care tips.Also the amphibian calendar is valuable, which clearly tells each owner of a garden pond what is happening at which time of the year in his water and when he can find which kind of amphibian there.Get a beautiful and interesting small biotope on your own property. Well informed you can make an important contribution to nature conservation!