Bean-shaped pond

[SOULJAA]

Okay, we have a bean - shaped pond @ church that I would like to get up and running. The pump which is currently on the pond is :
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300 gallons/hour @ 1' lift

Low maintenance direct drive design
Not oil-filled
Environmentally safe
16' Cord
Requires 1/4" MNPT or 1/2" I.D. tubing for connection

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So my question is: Is this pump sufficient enough to sustain some Comet goldfish in the pond? If not, what would I need to pull this off?
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[PhishPhreek]

I'm not a pond guy but goldfish are great makers of green water. You need a good filter system if you want to see the pretty fish swim in the pond. The more fish, the more filter you will need. An IR steralizer to kill the alge would be a big plus. 300gph at 1' is hardly enough for a pretty fountain splash.
got any idea of how many gallons of water the pond holds ?

http://www.pondliner.com/category/pond_filters?utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_term=pond-filters&utm_content=ad-3&utm_campaign=filters-general&gclid=CLPjj8ei2KACFQYfswodSy-HDQ

[SOULJAA]

Yeah, I was wondering about that. At any rate, I did decide on a filter which is recommended and compatible w/ the pump already being use.

I would say that the pond is in the neighborhood of maybe 200-300 gals....in my best guesstimate. I would put a handful of Comets in there, so I don't think overstocking would be an issue.