NEW Hiblow Small Fish Pond / Septic Aeration Kits up to 24,000 GAL or 1/2 acre

  
This listing is for 1 Small Fish Pond or Septic Tank Aeration Kit with several variations depending on your fish pond or tank size. These can provide year round aeration and de-icing for small ponds, stock tanks, water gardens, aquariums, and septic tanks. Small and Robust HiBlow pumps provide quiet air to your body of water. See the specs below to match up these inexpensive kits to your application. These are fully serviceable and have full replacement parts available for the compressors, tubing, & diffusers.

Pictures are for representation only. Actual item may vary in shape, style, model, color, etc. The number after the pump is the LPM flow rate. Continuous duty aeration system is ideal for both summer time aeration and winter time deicing. Powered by a long lasting, super quiet compressor that costs only pennies per month to operate!

For Ponds and Tanks up to 16,000 Gallons and Max 8' DEEP. Kit includes PUMP, one 25' or 50' roll of sink tubing, one self weighted rubber membrane Matala Brand 5" diffuser or 7" Diffuser. Powered by a long lasting, super quiet dual outlet compressor that costs only pennies per month to operate!

Kit includes compressor, Choices of 25' or 50' of self sink tubing, one self weighted Matala rubber membrane 7 diffuser. Up to 20,000 or 1/4 acre in size and max depth of 10'. Kit includes compressor, Choices of 25' or 50' of self sink tubing, Kit with 25' of sink tube has 1 - 7" Self weighted Matala diffuser - Kit with 50' of sink tube comes with 2 - self weighted rubber membrane 7" Matala diffuser and either a tee fitting to run in line or a 2-way valve. Up to 24,000 or 1/2 acre in size and max depth of 10'. All of these kits are customizable - need more tubing or diffusers - just send us a message.

Effectively aerating a pond will help prevent algae growth, reduce muck and decaying organic matter, and provide a healthy environment for fish to thrive. While there are other conditions to consider, the depth and size of the pond are the two main factors in choosing the right air pump. The pond depth will directly impact the amount of air that is diffused in the water. Depth creates back pressure on the air pump-the more back pressure, the less oxygen is diffused into the pond. Pumps equipped with thermal overload protection.