AquaVita 6-in Cylinder Air Stone with Base - 3/16-in Tubing

Steady Reservoir Aeration From a Weighted Cylinder - 6-in Body

Still nutrient solution holds less dissolved oxygen and circulates poorly. This air stone connects to an air pump through tubing and releases air into the water to aerate and move it. It is made from Carborundum and ceramic, and the base helps keep the cylinder positioned in the reservoir.

Sold individually, it suits growers who need one diffuser for a single reservoir or want to add aeration to an existing setup. Buy several to cover larger or multiple reservoirs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Cylinder shape — spreads air along its length for broader circulation than a small point diffuser.
• Carborundum and ceramic construction — a durable material suited to use in water.
• Included base — helps hold the stone in place in the reservoir.
• 3/16-in tubing fit — connects to tubing with a 3/16-in inner diameter.

Who Should Use AquaVita Cylinder Air Stone

Hydroponic growers who run air pumps in reservoirs, buckets, or tanks and want dependable aeration and water movement. It also works in aquariums.

About AquaVita Cylinder Air Stone

AquaVita makes air stones for aerating and circulating water in aquariums and hydroponic systems. This model is a cylinder with a base, measures about 3 x 2 x 9 in as packaged, and weighs 0.4 lb for shipping. The manufacturer says the stones pair well with AquaVita air pumps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What tubing does this air stone fit?
A: It is compatible with tubing that has a 3/16-in inner diameter. Check your air line before ordering.

Q: What is it made of?
A: The stone is made from Carborundum and ceramic materials. Both are used for diffusers that stay in water.

Q: Why use an air stone in a hydroponic reservoir?
A: It breaks the air from your pump into bubbles that aerate and circulate the solution. Moving water helps keep the reservoir mixed.

Q: Does it need an air pump?
A: Yes. The stone connects to an air pump through tubing, and the pump supplies the air.

Q: Can it be used in aquariums?
A: Yes. The manufacturer describes it for aerating and circulating water in aquariums and hydroponic systems.