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The waterfall — it may be a simple combination between running water and gravity, but there is something magical about the result. That element of wonder is most noticeable in giant-scale examples like the famed cascades of Niagara or Iguazu. Yet you need not look any further than a small trickle streaming off the roof after a rainy day. The sight and sound can astonish you or relax you.

When you want to install a pond in your backyard, what materials do you need? The answer may seem obvious: just dig a big hole, line it with some stones, and fill it with water. The addition of fish and grass might be a good touch, and decorative features like waterfalls and lighting can spice it up further. What more could you need?

Plenty more, as it turns out. Everything mentioned above is rather surface-level, but the pond needs certain fixtures to make it actually function. One such product is the pond skimmer. We have written in the past about how pond skimmers keep the pond clean. Here, we will go into greater detail and explain everything you need to know about them.

Not all ponds are created equal, and if you're creating a pond or water feature on your property, you'll find out that sometimes it's all about the pond liner. Finding the best pond liner for your new pond or water feature has certain criteria you want to learn and then use the knowledge you acquired for your property's advantage. You can buy a pre-formed plastic pond liner, but sometimes those don't add anything to the look of your pond's water features.

Mag Drive pumps have a low to medium head. They use a very low amount of electric but have an inefficient impeller.