The Pond Guy Complete Pond Aeration Kit - 2 Diffuser Sticks, Diaphragm Compressor Pump & Air Line for Koi Fish Ponds | Outdoor Water Garden Oxygenation System | Improves Fish Health & Algae Control

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Breathe Life Into Your Pond If you experience murky water, debris accumulation, or are struggling to maintain a healthy fish population, this may be due to a lack of oxygen and proper circulation. The Pond Guy Pond Aerator is the ideal choice for aerating water gardens, koi ponds, and other fishponds. Optional Faux Rock Cover Protect your investment from the outdoor elements with an optional TrueRock Small Boulder to cover your aeration unit. Each faux boulder is vented for proper airflow while protecting it against the elements. Recommend placing in the shade if possible. Aerates Ponds up to 6,000 Gallons, 4 Feet Deep Improves Water Quality & Clarity The Pond Guy Pond Aerator is the ideal choice for aerating water gardens and koi ponds between 1,000 and 6,000 gallons. Your pond will benefit from aeration with the energy-efficient diaphragm compressor paired with a low-maintenance, non-stick PTFE Membrane diffuser stick. Choose between two aeration kit options based on your pond size and start aerating the water in your pond today. The pond aeration kits will help ensure sufficient circulation and oxygen is available throughout your pond. Quiet Operation & Energy Efficient Easy to Install & Maintain Design For 24−7 Use Increases water circulation and oxygen saturation, improving the natural ecosystem. Non-Stick PTFE Membrane Diffuser Low-maintenance PTFE membrane cleans easily to ensure proper pond aeration. Weighted plate keeps the diffuser stick in place on the pond floor. Quiet & Energy Efficient Operation Aerate your koi pond for just pennies a day! Compressor has a near-silent operation and is designed to run 24/7, using only 17 watts of power. Standard 115v power. 3/4" EasySet Weighted Airline Designed for underwater applications, weighted airline rests on the bottom of your pond and is guaranteed not to float even when filled with air. The Pond Guy Aerator 1 The Pond Guy Aerator 2 The Pond Guy Aerator 1 with TrueRock Cover The Pond Guy Aerator 2 with TrueRock Cover Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Add to Cart Customer Reviews 4.6 out of 5 stars 395 4.6 out of 5 stars 395 4.6 out of 5 stars 395 4.9 out of 5 stars 16 Price $179.99$179.99 $269.99$269.99 $249.98$249.98 $339.98$339.98 Max Pond Size 3,000 Gallons 6,000 Gallons 3,000 Gallons 6,000 Gallons Max Diffuser Depth 4 Feet 4 Feet 4 Feet 4 Feet Number of Diffusers 1 2 1 2 EasySet Weighted 3/8" Airline Included 15' Feet Roll (2) 15' Feet Roll 15' Feet Roll (2) 15' Feet Roll Power Cord Length 6 Feet 6 Feet 6 Feet 6 Feet Compressor Wattage 17 17 17 17 Voltage 115 115 115 115 Amperage 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.15 24/7 Hour Operating Cost (calculated at $0.10 per kilowatt hour, costs vary by location) $1.22 $1.22 $1.22 $1.22 TrueRock Cover Included (Greystone) - no data - no data ✓ ✓ Benefits of Bottom-Diffused Aeration Aeration promotes oxygen which is the lifeline of every ecosystem. Although waterfalls and fountain sprays add oxygen to the water, they are not always enough and should be supplemented with diffused aeration. With bottom-diffused aeration, water is more efficiently circulated, which increases dissolved oxygen levels. Bottom-diffused aeration: Supports Beneficial Bacteria: Beneficial bacteria are aerobic and need oxygen to survive. These bacteria consume the excess nutrients in your pond, which fuel algae growth and pond muck accumulation. Aeration allows these bacteria to work harder to clean up your pond, leading to an overall cleaner pond.Saves Money – Aeration systems are energy-efficient and can help you cut down on your energy bill. These systems are designed to run 24/7, yet only cost a few bucks per month. Rather than running a costly waterfall pump all the time, use a pump only when you are there to enjoy it and rely on a properly sized aeration system to keep the dissolved oxygen levels high. This small change can save you hundreds of dollars each year.Reduces Maintenance – In conjunction with proper filtration, adding aeration will keep your pond cleaner longer. This means you can spend more time relaxing around your pond rather than spending time cleaning it. In addition, fish love aeration! Your fish will gather around and enjoy the bubbles coming from the diffusers. FAQs How large of a pond does this unit aerate? The Pond Guy Pond Aerator is the ideal choice for aerating water gardens and koi ponds between 1,000 and 6,000 gallons. The Aerator 1 works in ponds with a max depth of four feet and no more than 3,000 gallons of water. The Aerator 2 works in ponds with a max depth of four feet and no more than 6,000 gallons of water. How often do you need to replace the diffuser stick? You only need to replace the diffuser if there is damage. If you are experiencing poor performance and low amounts of air coming out of the stick, start by cleaning off any debris or algae that may have accumulated. If cleaning does not improve performance, then most likely the unit needs a compressor maintenance kit. How often should I install a new maintenance kit? We recommend installing a new maintenance kit every year. Over time the compressor diaphragm(s) can become worn, and this wear will greatly reduce the air output of the unit. Installation is easy and there are step-by-step videos of the process. Will a pond aerator keep an open hole in the ice during winter? Aeration kits infuse oxygen into the water by releasing small bubbles from a diffuser stick, which moves the water and allows for gas exchange. In most climates, aeration is sufficient to maintain open water in even freezing conditions. If you live in a colder climate, however, your water garden may need a little extra help during the winter. In this case, a combination de-icer and aeration kit is a great solution. Using them together will ensure that a hole is kept open in the ice, water circulates properly, and dissolved oxygen levels remain high. Additionally, using a pond aeration kit during winter will allow you to use a smaller wattage de-icer, which could help you save money on your energy bill. Are there other steps needed for winter pond care? During the winter, we recommend moving the diffuser sticks to half your maximum depth. This will help reduce ice formation and keep a pocket of warm water for your fish at the bottom of the pond. FAQs How large of a pond does this unit aerate? The Pond Guy Pond Aerator is the ideal choice for aerating water gardens and koi ponds between 1,000 and 6,000 gallons. The Aerator 1 works in ponds with a max depth of four feet and no more than 3,000 gallons of water. The Aerator 2 works in ponds with a max depth of four feet and no more than 6,000 gallons of water. How often do you need to replace the diffuser stick? You only need to replace the diffuser if there is damage. If you are experiencing poor performance and low amounts of air coming out of the stick, start by cleaning off any debris or algae that may have accumulated. If cleaning does not improve performance, then most likely the unit needs a compressor maintenance kit. How often should I install a new maintenance kit? We recommend installing a new maintenance kit every year. Over time the compressor diaphragm(s) can become worn, and this wear will greatly reduce the air output of the unit. Installation is easy and there are step-by-step videos of the process. Will a pond aerator keep an open hole in the ice during winter? Aeration kits infuse oxygen into the water by releasing small bubbles from a diffuser stick, which moves the water and allows for gas exchange. In most climates, aeration is sufficient to maintain open water in even freezing conditions. If you live in a colder climate, however, your water garden may need a little extra help during the winter. In this case, a combination de-icer and aeration kit is a great solution. Using them together will ensure that a hole is kept open in the ice, water circulates properly, and dissolved oxygen levels remain high. Additionally, using a pond aeration kit during winter will allow you to use a smaller wattage de-icer, which could help you save money on your energy bill. Are there other steps needed for winter pond care? During the winter, we recommend moving the diffuser sticks to half your maximum depth. This will help reduce ice formation and keep a pocket of warm water for your fish at the bottom of the pond. Create Your Own Oasis Enjoy a crystal clear pond, right in your backyard.