AquaVita 8-in Round Air Stone

Even Reservoir Aeration From One Round Stone - 8 In

Stagnant, poorly mixed reservoir water can leave roots short on dissolved oxygen. This air stone turns air from a pump into bubbles that aerate and circulate the water. It is made from Carborundum and ceramic that is fired at 1350 °C.

The 8-in round format suits growers who want broad bubble coverage across a reservoir, from a home hydroponic setup to a larger indoor system. It is sold individually, so you can add one stone to a trial setup or several to a bigger one.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carborundum and ceramic construction — a durable body for use in water.
• High-temperature firing — the stone is fired at 1350 °C.
• Round shape — spreads air across a wide area of the reservoir.
• Designed for hydroponic systems — aerates and circulates nutrient water.
• Pairs with AquaVita Air Pumps — the distributor says they work especially well together.

Who Should Use AquaVita 8-in Round Air Stone

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run hydroponic systems or water reservoirs and want better aeration and circulation.

About AquaVita 8-in Round Air Stone

AquaVita makes this round air stone from Carborundum and ceramic materials fired at 1350 °C. It is sold each and is intended for aerating and circulating water in hydroponic systems and aquariums.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does an air stone do?
A: An air stone releases air from a pump as bubbles into water. The bubbles aerate the water and keep it moving.

Q: What is it made from?
A: It is made from Carborundum and ceramic materials. The stone is fired at 1350 °C.

Q: Do I need an air pump?
A: Yes, an air stone needs an air pump and tubing to deliver air. AquaVita Air Pumps are recommended by the distributor as a good match.

Q: How large is it?
A: It is listed at 9 in long, 1.3 in wide and 9 in high. The name describes it as an 8-in round stone.

Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No. This listing is for one stone, sold each.

Q: Can I use it in a reservoir for hydroponics?
A: Yes. It is designed for aerating and circulating water in hydroponic systems.