Two Easy Ways to Start Earning Rewards!
Become a member today!
Members-only pricing and offers, personalized care notifications, Vital Care points back on every purchase and more!
Become a credit card member today!Earn 2X Pals Rewards points at Petco
when you use Petco Pay!APPLY NOWLearn More About Petco Pay Benefits
Sicce SyncraPond 1.0 Pond Pump, 251 GPH
Description
Please note that the product information displayed is provided by manufacturers, suppliers and other third parties and is not independently verified by Petco.
SYNCRAPOND are earthed high performance pumps which ensure high energy savings, quiet operation, ergonomic design, resistance to harsh conditions and reliability. Innovative technology makes these pumps ideal for ponds and both indoor and outdoor fountains. They include all necessary fittings to be installed easily and quickly with a variety of fountain outlets. To create a small stream or waterfall, the pumps can be connected with a flexible pipes.<p> SICCE has been in the Aquarium and Garden market for over 40 years, becoming a globally recognized reference point. A vast experience consents Sicce to produce versatile, high-quality products with elevated performances, and to develop complete ranges of filtration systems, pumps, aquarium accessories, aquariums, decorative fountains for indoors and outdoors, ponds, pond and pool filters, drainage pumps, and pumps for various industrial uses.
- - HIGH PERFORMANCE PUMP: SYNCRAPOND is a high-performance pump that ensures energy savings, quiet operation, resistance to harsh conditions, and the ultimate reliability for freshwater environments
- - EASY TO INSTALL: This in water application pump includes all the necessary fittings to be installed quickly and easily with a variety of fountain outlets and can create a small stream or waterfall
- - ADJUSTABLE FOUNTAIN SYSTEM: Innovative technology makes these pumps ideal for ponds and fountains. There is a large base, jets to create different water flows, and an adjustable fountain height
Specifications
| SKU | 3703772 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Sicce |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|
Reviews
Review this Product
Questions
Pond Pumps
Small Pond Pumps
Pond Aeration Pumps
Best Aquarium Return Pump
Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Fish Pond Pump Filters
Quiet Water Pumps For Aquariums
Aquarium Filter Pumps
Best Aquarium Air Pump
Pond Supplies
Waterfall Pond Supplies
Water Cooling Pumps For Aquariums
Aquarium Maintenance Pumps
Pond Filters
Aquarium Pump Options
Koi Pond Supplies
Pond Aeration Fountains
Pond Skimmers
Best Koi Pond Filter
Pond Lighting
Sicce Pond Pumps
Sicce Pond Supplies
Pond Boss Pond Pumps
Lifegard Aquatics Pond Pumps
Sicce Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Pondmaster Aquarium Pumps
Sicce Pond Filters
Pondmaster Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Pondmaster Pond Pumps
Laguna Pond Pumps
Tetra Pond Pumps
Pondmaster Pond Supplies
Lifegard Aquatics Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Lifegard Aquatics Pond Supplies
Imagitarium Aquarium Pumps & Powerheads
Pond Boss Aquarium Equipment
Pondmaster
Sicce Aquarium Filters
Imagitarium Pond Supplies
Sicce Aquarium Equipment
Help! The submersible pump on my 3.7 gallon is making loud motor sounds and spitting out small bubbles that by morning cover the whole top of the tank. I’m scared for my fishes life what should I do?
My pond goldfish had swim bladder issues so has been inside for 6 weeks. He was pretty active and I brought in another to keep him company. Since Feb 1st, he is at the bottom, eating a bit especially when I drop it right in from of him. No external signs of any disease that I can seen. Nitrites are high as tank is cycling. I am adding Prime, aquarium salt (1 gram) and 30% water changes. Nitrite converting bacteria is establishing now. Any thought on what it could be and what to do? Thank you
My gold fish is floating around like a ballon, not moving it’s fins and floating upside down and staying next to air pump.
I have my 1-year-old goldfish in a 5-gallon tank. I do frequent water changes and he has a filer and an air bubble thing. I plan on taking him to my grandfather's outdoor koi/goldfish pond when he outgrows his tank. His fish are really big.Is it safe for me to transfer him to this?Even if he doesn't outgrow it soon in a year and a half I will be moving and he will have to go there anyway. Is there any tips to help him transfer easily? My room is quite warm. Should I do it when weather is warm?
I have a pond in with my water dragon with a activated carbon filter. Is it safe for him to drink? I also used a water conditioner from petco. He is very lethargic and not eating.
If I have a 1-gallon tank for 1 betta fish how long do I keep my filter on? My filter is GPH is adjustable.
So I've been thinking about getting an axolotl, but I'm a bit confused as I've never had any type of aquarium. My question is: I've been told to get an Aquaclear 50 HBO filter (plus a sponge one for extra bio media), and to slow the flow by placing plants and things under it. But this specific model's slowest flow is 250 l/h, which might be too little for a 90l tank. But if I set it up to 370 or so (which I find would be the best), the flow might be too strong for the axie! Any solutions? <3
My fish is laying down at the bottom of the tank.
Is this tank big enough/small enough to hold goldfish fry (these fish will not be in it we are just cleaning up there other tank)
What type of saltwater fish can I have in a 10 gallon tank
So I have an established and cycled 10 gallon tank with 1 white male platy and 1 albino Cory catfish, the filter creates a bit of a current and then I have a bubbler to add more of a current, I also have a older maybe 2-3 year old betta who is very chill and I wanted to know I could put him in this tank happily and without fault?
My beta fish is lying on its side at the bottom of the tank, he hasn’t moved much or at all for a couple of days. He has short jolts of energy but ends up sinking. Water has been changed, and filtration is on. What might be the problem?