AquaVita Flexible Air Diffuser - 4 ft - 3/16-in Tubing Compatible

Steady Reservoir Aeration From One Flexible Diffuser - 4 ft

Stagnant nutrient solution can leave roots short of dissolved oxygen. This flexible air diffuser connects to an air pump through tubing and releases air into the water, which aerates and circulates the reservoir. It is made from Carborundum and ceramic materials.

Sold as a single unit, it suits a hobbyist adding aeration to one reservoir or a grower trialing it before outfitting several systems. Buy more for larger or multiple reservoirs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carborundum and ceramic construction — a durable diffuser material made for use in water.
• Fits 3/16-in inner diameter tubing — connects to matching airline without guesswork.
• Flexible design — can be positioned in the reservoir to spread air through the water.
• Works with AquaVita air pumps — pairs with the same brand's pumps.
• Compact body — about 3.5 x 0.5 x 10.5 in as shipped, so it fits in tight spaces.

Who Should Use AquaVita Flexible Air Diffuser

Growers running hydroponic systems, reservoirs or aquariums who want better water circulation and aeration from an air pump, at home or in a commercial room.

About AquaVita Flexible Air Diffuser

The AquaVita Flexible Air Diffuser is a water aeration accessory made from Carborundum and ceramic materials. It is compatible with 3/16-in inner diameter tubing and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What tubing does it fit?
A: It is compatible with tubing that has a 3/16-in inner diameter. Check your airline size before ordering.

Q: What is it made of?
A: It is made from Carborundum and ceramic materials. Both are suited to continuous use submerged in water.

Q: Do I need an air pump?
A: Yes. The diffuser needs an air pump and tubing to supply air. It works with AquaVita air pumps.

Q: What does an air diffuser do?
A: It breaks the air from a pump into bubbles released into the water. This aerates and circulates the solution.

Q: Can I use it in an aquarium?
A: Yes. It is suited to aerating and circulating water in aquariums as well as hydroponic systems.