AquaVita Cylinder Air Stone - 1.7-in

Steady Water Aeration for Reservoirs - 1.7-in Cylinder

Still reservoir water holds less dissolved oxygen and can leave roots in poorly circulated solution. This air stone turns the air from your pump into fine bubbles that aerate and circulate the water. It is made from Carborundum and ceramic and fired at high temperature, so the body is rigid and porous.

The compact cylinder suits small to mid-size reservoirs, trial setups and home hydroponic systems. It is sold singly, so you can add a stone to each reservoir or replace one that has worn out.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carborundum and ceramic construction — a rigid porous body that releases air as bubbles.
• Kiln-fired at 1350 °C — a durable, consistent structure.
• 3/16-in tubing fit — connects to 3/16-in inner diameter air line.
• 1.7-in cylinder — a compact shape for reservoirs and tanks.
• Pairs with AquaVita air pumps — made to work with the brand's air pumps.

Who Should Use AquaVita 1.7-in Cylinder Air Stone

Growers running hydroponic reservoirs who want better water circulation and aeration, and anyone replacing a worn stone in an existing air line setup.

About AquaVita Cylinder Air Stone

AquaVita makes air stones for aerating and circulating water in aquariums and hydroponic systems. This model is a 1.7-in cylinder made of Carborundum and ceramic and fits 3/16-in inner diameter tubing.

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 size before ordering.

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

Q: What does an air stone do in a hydroponic system?
A: It breaks pump air into small bubbles that aerate and circulate the water. This helps keep solution moving through the reservoir.

Q: Do I need an air pump?
A: Yes. The stone needs an air pump and air line to deliver air. It is designed to work well with AquaVita air pumps.

Q: How many are in a sale unit?
A: Each listing is one air stone.