No pump on earth that isn’t gasoline powered or a pool pump can draw water that far. Get a 2500gph mag drive pond pump with a strainer. they come with fittings that will connect to a garden hose. The will have to be submerged in the canal and run the hose anyway you like. I recommend the pond pumps because they have a 25 ft cord. Regular mag drives only have a short one. These pumps are designed for that type of application. A DC pump would be prohibitively expensive and can not withstand outdoor usage, the power supplies and controllers will fry. A mag 2500 or similar sounds huge but with that kind of head pressure plus distance means you’ll probably only achieve 500-800 gph at the tank. If it’s too much still you can dial it down on the output side with a ball or gate valve. You can also cut the fittings off the garden hose if you’re worried about corrosion. I personally wouldn’t bother. I’d also opt for an overflow style drilled tank with an adequate drainage capacity. you need something that can handle mor flow than you anticipate as you drawing in unlimited water. If any kind of overflow clogs or restricts your house is toast. Most tank failures limit the damage to tank and sump capacity. One oopsie and you could have millions of gallons spilling in your house. Also unless you bury you hoses temperature is going to be an issue as well. If it were me id get a cheap setup like a 40 breeder and have a hang on back skimmer and or filter. Scooping buckets out of the canal for a water change will be a far less risky proposition. Unless your going to use it for greenies or shrimp as a bait tank as well.
